• Scenario Training More Realistic than Ever Before

  Under extreme conditions even the most hardened marines can make errors of judgement. Ian McInnes assesses a new form of holistic training that creates a whole new level of realism.

• Watching Over the Sea: New Surveillance Technology

  Dr Gareth Evans catches the latest wave of high-end surveillance projects. He investigates the growing need for vision in naval forces around the world.

• Sailing on Supplies

  They are the ships that will offer support to the UK's newest CVF aircraft carriers. Dr Gareth Evans looks at how the MARS project fleet tanker, fleet solid support and...

• New Destroyer is Déjà Vu for US Navy

  Richard B Gasparre looks at the history of the latest DDG-1000 cost overruns. They could quite possibly weigh heavily on future maritime projects.

• Royalty of the Sea

  Al Elliott takes a look at the UK MoD's planned aircraft carriers – HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales. He discovers the role these will play in the...

• Littoral Combat Ship Runs Aground

  Bidders are preparing for the US Navy's second try at building the littoral combat ship, but what went wrong first time? Richard B Gasparre reports.

• China’s Carrier programme Takes Shape

  Richard B Gasparre looks at the on-going Chinese aircraft carrier programme.

• Run Silent, But Don’t Run Deep

  Guy Richards speaks to David Norton, head of engineering systems at BAE's submarine solutions, about the future. He also looks at developments in submarine electronic warfare.

• Is Brazil’s Best Defence a Good Offence?

  Richard B Gasparre looks at Brazil's nuclear-powered submarine programme.

• Into the Deep with Unmanned Undersea Vehicles

  Recent incidents under the sea could place new importance on the development and role of unmanned vehicles. Richard B Gasparre investigates.