Transformation: a bridge too far?

Article Abstract:

The unforeseen high fiscal costs of war in Iraq and Afghanistan and the federal budget deficits have forced significant cuts in defence plans. The Surface Navy Association symposium acknowledged that the navy is not correctly balanced and optimized for the world of the future and will undergo transformation which includes 50-100 Littoral Combat Ships and an offboard to dominate the battlespace.

Iraq, Defense Administration & Finance, Afghanistan, Planning, Economic aspects, United States foreign relations, War, Defense spending, Company business planning, Defence spending, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-, War finance, Iraq War, 2003-

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AEGIS adds capability to the Spanish Navy

Article Abstract:

Juan Rodrigeuz, the commanding officer of the SPS Alvaro de Bazan (F-101) views the innovative capabilities of the new ship, which is accepted by the Spanish Navy on 19 September 2002. According to him, the new ships are the Spanish Navy's answer to the need for an enhanced power projection capability and an ability to operate in littoral waters.

Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Technology application, United States. Navy, Combat support

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New challenges for the South African Navy

Article Abstract:

The current state of the South African Navy as it faces major changes are discussed by the Chief Director of Maritime Warfare, Rear Admiral A.N. Howell.

South Africa, Naval Facilities & Commands NEC, South Africa. Navy

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