Future Submarine debate continues

HMAS Collins entering Sydney Harbour.

ASPI has once again waded into the debate over the Future Submarine opening its latest paper "Mind the Gap: Getting Serious about Submarines"

News Review: Super Subs | ADM April 2012

According to Defence Minister Stephen Smith the Coles Review will do for the Collins fleet what the Rizzo review has done for the ADF’s amphibious capability; and it will need to. Premium

Pacific 2012: SIA on past, present and future challenges | ADM Dec 2011 / Jan 2012

The Submarine Institute of Australia (SIA) gathered in Adelaide in November to look at the issues facing submarines both in the present and in the future. There is much work to be done but there is an emerging understanding of some of the issues at play. Premium

Terms of reference for Collins submarine review

An independent expert has been bought in by the government to examine, report and provide recommendations on Australia’s Collins Class submarines.

The Minister for Defence, Stephen Smith and the Minister for Defence Materiel, Jason Clare last week released the terms of reference for the Review of the Sustainment of Australia's Collins Class submarines. Premium

New review of Collins submarine capability

A new report points out that the Collins Class is a vital part of Australia’s maritime national security capability. (Picture: Paul Orvad ©)

In his address to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute this week, Defence Minister Stephen Smith spoke of Defence reform and greater Defence accountability. Premium

RAN's future Subs get a home

The assembly of the Navy’s future Submarine has a home in South Australia after and land agreement was signed.

South Australian Premier, Mike Rann and Minister for Defence Materiel, Jason Clare have signed a land agreement that reaffirms Defence's commitment to assemble the Navy's Future Submarines in Adelaide. Premium

Submarine escape and rescue capability exercised

HMAS Waller and MV Seahorse Standard during exercise Black Carillon 2011-1 in the Western Australia Exercise Area.

The Royal Australian Navy has successfully demonstrated its submarine rescue capability as part of Exercise Black Carillon 2011-1, which concluded off the West Australian coast. Premium

Raising and sustaining Australia’s underwater capability

The government needs to decide what sort of wars it wants our submarines to fight.

This ASPI Policy Analysis notes that the future submarine project will almost certainly be the largest Australian defence project ever. Premium

Growth forecast in submarine market

Projections show sales of 27 nuclear-powered submarines from 2011-2020, representing 24 per cent of the total number and valued at $48.32 billion.

Forecast International's 'The Market for Submarines' analysis projects that 111 submarines worth $106.7 billion will be produced from 2011-2020. Premium

Project Review: Future Submarine takes shape at SIA meeting | ADM Dec 2010/Jan 2011

Unsurprisingly, the Defence White Paper’s plans to double Australia’s underwater fleet struck no opposition at the annual conference of the Submarine Institute of Australia (SIA). Premium

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