• Rolls-Royce MT30: Powering Through the Water

  The MT30 marine turbine gas engine has come a long way since its launch. Specially tailored for commercial and naval applications, Al Elliott looks at the design and technology used...

• Boats Behaving Badly: Buzzing US Warships in the Persian Gulf

  Richard B Gasparre takes a look at the serious threat caused to large warships by smaller fast craft.

• Armidale: The Ferrari of the Sea

  RAN's Armidale Class Patrol Boats continue to deliver five-star performance in the lead up to their third birthday. David Binning reports.

• Enforcing Fair Trade

  As the race for oil heats up, naval forces around the world are finding a new role securing resources in the water. By Dr Gareth Evans.

• Building the Navy

  As China's naval strength grows, thoughts turn to the UK's role in European naval shipbuilding. Can the desire to maintain and upgrade fleets be met domestically or will governments be...

• Thales Puts the Wind in Project Khareef’s Sails

  Thales Nederland has just been announced as the main subcontractor on the Royal Navy of Oman's Project Khareef. Paul French gets the low-down on what the systems specialists will bring...

• The China Syndrome: Are Carrier Defences Melting Down?

  Could the Chinese military actually sink US aircraft carriers? Richard B Gasparre investigates.

• Monterey’s Naval Postgraduate School

  The research needs of the military get five-star treatment at the foremost university for members of the armed forces. By Claudia M Caruana.

• Indo-US Naval Cooperation

  India is calling on the US for help in propelling its navy forces forward. However, as Richard B Gasparre discovers, some contractors will still have to wait for the new...

• Mr Astute

  He's the individual whose team approach has saved not only Barrow shipyard but UK submarine building as a whole. Paul French talks to BAE Systems' Mr Astute, Murray Easton, about...