News & Views
The latest news and views in the UK Military Maritime Arena.
BRE. The latest book review is now available. It considers a book exploring the history of the Royal Navy’s submarine forces during the Cold War.
Ed. This article explores some of the undiscussed issues and challenges facing the introduction of large-scale autonomous vessels under the ‘hybrid navy’ plan. The aim of this article is not to nay say and stick one’s head in the sand, but rather to identify the very real challenges facing implementation, their limits, and the importance of maintaining capable crewed warships to restore the RN fleet as a capable naval force. A 20 minute read.
Ed. For Bastille Day, the author considers the past and future of the relationship between the Marine Nationale and the Royal Navy, a vital pillar in the European defence architecture. With a foreword by the First Sea Lord. A 20 minute read.
Ed. Two letters reflecting on cultural and doctrinal transformation in the NATO naval realm.
Ed. The Naval Staff Research author argues that the post-Cold War ‘peace dividend’ era has come to an end, necessitating a total reconsideration of defence policy and warfighting doctrine. A 10 minute read.
Ed. The Naval Staff Research author contends that the current warfare transformation demonstrates a systemic technological model favouring the defensive or, in naval terms, sea denial. How should the RN, which must act offensively to achieve policy objectives, adapt? A 10 minute read.
BRE. The latest book review is now available. It considers a book which examines a new theory regarding the circumstances around the loss of HMSÂ Hood in the Second World War.
BRE. The latest book review is now available. It considers a book examining the development of midget submarines and manned torpedoes during the Second World War.
BRE. The latest book review is now available. It considers a book setting out to examine the air and sea battles of the Falklands War.