Solutions sought for staying in touch at speed and depth

Article Abstract:

The initiatives taken by both the sides of the Atlantic to improve the connectivity, bandwidth and data rate of submarines so that they can play their full part in an increasingly networked battlespace are discussed. The US Navy (USN) submarine force and its transatlantic counterparts in the UK Royal Navy (RN) have described that their research laboratories are investigating technical solutions that might meet the broadest range of submarine connectivity requirements.

Strategy & planning, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Planning, Technology application, Company business planning, United States. Navy, Underwater navigation

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Royal Navy poised to perform another rebalancing act

Article Abstract:

The UK Royal Navy (RN) generates and deploys powerful maritime forces at short notice to prosecute difficult missions, but it suffers from shortfalls in equipment capability and concerns over trained manpower. The key decisions to be taken by the RN regarding the rebalancing of forces, and Ministry of DefenseEs spending plans would have a great impact on the size, shape and capability of the fleet.

Facilities & equipment, Personnel administration, Defense Administration & Finance, Human resource management, Equipment and supplies, Company personnel management, Defense spending, Navies, Defence spending

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