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September 30, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
New Training Academy for Indian Coast Guard
The Indian Coast Guard will soon have its own training academy, with the Ministry of Defence recently having taken over 158 acres for the purpose.
September 24, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
RAN Completes Distributed Simulated Sea Combat Exercise
A high-end simulated sea combat exercise between Royal Australian Navy warships was completed last month as part of Exercise Viking Raider.
September 22, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
Australia to Setup New Maritime Security Training Centre
The Australian Government has announced the construction of a new Maritime Security Training Centre in Darwin for maritime security training for the Royal Australian Navy and other Australian Defence Forces.

September 14, 2020
By Walter F. Ullrich
NATO MSG 2020 Annual Symposium Will Be Held Virtually
September 11, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
Australian Shoalwater Bay Training Area Moves Ahead
September 10, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
Australia Inks Contract for Mobile Weapons Training Simulators
September 8, 2020
Virtual Event Replaces I/ITSEC
September 7, 2020
By Marty Kauchak
NATO Responds – Opportunities and Challenges of Virtual Training

September 2, 2020
I/ITSEC 2020 Cancelled
August 26, 2020
GNSS-Denied Navigation and Training
August 26, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
Indian Navy Orders Damage Control Simulator
August 19, 2020
By Mike Rajkumar
Saab Bags AUV62-AT Order from Australia
August 14, 2020
Alion Wins US Navy Contract

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