Warship Technology

Warship Technology is published by The Royal Institution of Naval Architects five times a year.

Warship Technology adopts a technical rather than political approach to naval defence, giving in-depth coverage to the design, construction and outfitting of naval vessels worldwide.

Editor: David Foxwell

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Articles from the latest issue of Warship Technology

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Russia’s Navy: a fair wind into a storm?

The Russian Navy has got off to a fairly good start to its 5 trillion rouble (roughly US$171 billion) 10-year
re-equipment programme, although there is a hint that its predecessor’s problems remain a hurdle still
to be overcome.

Mine countermeasures: fighting the forgotten killer

In a world where naval operations are dominated by network centric warfare, electro-magnetic and
electro-optical sensors, missiles and air power it is easy to overlook the hidden killer, the mine, but mines are ignored at navies’ peril. Only last year, the British minehunters HMS Brocklesby and Bangor discovered mines off Misrata and Tobruk in Libya.

Chinese play key role in Pakistan’s new naval projects

Underscoring the growing relationship between Pakistan and China in the field of naval shipbuilding are
two significant projects involving technology transfer from China Shipbuilding & Trading Company (CSTC)/China Shipbuilding & Offshore International Co Ltd (CSOC) to Karachi Shipbuilding & Engineering Works (KS&EW).