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RNSSC monthly digest August 2024

Published on 29 Aug 24
Lessons from the Black and Red Sea on the Use and Design of Future Fleets Article, RUSI Dr Sidharth Kaushal | 9th August 2024 The article discusses lessons the Royal Navy can learn from naval conflicts in the Black and Red Seas, particularly regarding sea control, fleet design, and strategy. It highlights the importance of littoral vessels, motherships, and offensive actions over defensive missions like convoying. Additionally, it emphasises the need for integrated air-sea operations and a balanced mix of high and low-cost strike capabilities. The piece suggests that effective fleet design sho…

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