Tag: Australia

Australia Expands Navy With Mogami-Class Frigates and SeaRAM Defense Systems

Steve Schneider - May 12, 2026

Australia and Japan have finalized a major defense agreement under Project Sea 3000, with Australia acquiring 11 upgraded Mogami-class frigates for the Royal Australian...

No Invasion Needed: Australia’s Lifelines Are Its Vulnerabilities

The Editors - November 6, 2025

Australia relies heavily on undersea cables for global communications and financial connectivity; however, experts warn that the country lacks the necessary legal, policy, and...

From Decline to Renaissance: The Story of the Mises Institute

Richard C. Young - August 4, 2025

Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. of LewRockwell.com recalls founding the Mises Institute in 1982, at a time when Austrian economics was in decline. With help...

U.S. Tackles Major Vulnerability in Pacific

Richard C. Young - September 25, 2024

Mike Cherney of The Wall Street Journal tells his readers that America is rethinking its logistics in the Pacific, with training involving giant fuel...

MK 48 Heavyweight Torpedo Returns to Production With Advanced Sonar System

The Editors - June 2, 2016

Source: Australian Defense Magazine Lockheed Martin will provide the US Navy's MK48 Mod 7 CBASS torpedoes with increased bandwidth and streamlined targeting and tracking capabilities under...

Progressive Liberals’ International Slap Down

Richard C. Young - September 13, 2013

Here, National Review’s John Fund ties in recent votes in Colorado, Australia and Norway. A few snippets: What should worry Democrats is that the two...

Obama Aims for International Government

Richard C. Young - August 23, 2010

Commentary by Dick Young on Detailing Obama’s Endless Radicalism by Christian Toto, Human Events Christian Toto reviews a new book, The Post-American Presidency by Pamela...