News & Views
The latest news and views in the UK Military Maritime Arena.
Ed. Our correspondent comments on NR 114/1’s report on the current status of the Admiralty Interview Board (AIB).
Ed. Our correspondent reflects on the development of the Type 45’s shipborne air defence as a hull form problem.
Ed. As flash-to-bang time decreases in the hypersonic era, our correspondent questions if nuclear deterrence remains viable.
Ed. Our correspondent provides an appreciation of Royal Navy leadership maintaining strategic direction during the COIN era.
Ed. With critical decision-making in mind, our correspondent notes an illustrative case from the late Cold War, having had the potential for nuclear escalation.
Ed. Our correspondent returns to the question of the Fleet Solid Support Ships, and points to the unprecedented nature of their proposed operation.
Ed. Our correspondent defends the value of Initial Sea Training (IST), and argues that reduction of fleet size is the fundamental reason ‘at sea’ training has been discarded for Officer Cadets.
Ed. Our correspondent responds to Lt Gen Robert Fry’s recent article, sounding a note of caution and encouragement.
Ed. Our correspondent, no stranger to the question of submarine procurement, suggests a third alternative for the future RN submarine force.