Shahryar Pasandideh argues that adequate platform growth potential must be factored into the design process of new RCN vessels.
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An Improper Use of Reserve Forces: The Case of the Kingston-class Vessels
Shahryar Pasandideh argues against the efficacy of Canada’s partial adoption of the total force concept for manning its Kingston-class coastal defence vessels.
The Tipping Point: Sao Tome and West African Piracy
Paul Pryce explores how the politics of a small island nation could play a big role in West African counter-piracy.
The Arctic Ice Cap: Future business opportunities or a global disaster?
Investing in the Arctic’s resources is increasingly complicated by the expense of more frequent natural disasters caused by global warming.
Peru Gains some Territories Back
Peru was awarded an “external triangle.” This significant triumph will bring back some pride after a humiliating war against Chile.
Israel Aerospace Industries unveils a new Unmanned Surface Vessel
Jasen Sagman explores a new Unmanned Surface Vessel called “KATANA”, developed by the Israel Aerospace Industries.
Waning Somali Piracy Contributes to Global Decline
According to the International Maritime Bureau, global incidents of piracy are on the decline.
Iran’s Caspian Pivot
As the US pursues a strategic pivot to East Asia, Paul Pryce examines whether a northward pivot to the Caspian is in Iran’s future.
Canadian Frigate on its way back to Fight Terrorism in the Arabian Sea
Jasen Sagman discusses HMCS Regina’s return to the Arabian Sea as part of Canada’s participation in Operation Artemis
White House Releases National Maritime Domain Awareness Plan
Jasen Sagman on the White House’s most recent National Maritime Domain Awareness Plan for the National Strategy for Maritime Security.