NATO Archives - Baird Maritime

August 5, 2022

OPINION | On water matters: the fate Baltic ferries tell of global order

Written by Grant Wyeth on August 5, 2022. Posted in Naval, Ro-Pax World, Work Boat World Features.

I have a general rule that the only way to truly get to know a region is to travel through it by the most inconvenient means. This usually involves finding the cheapest t ..

April 27, 2022

COLUMN | War in Ukraine: NATO’s maritime response [Naval Gazing]

Written by Trevor Hollingsbee on April 27, 2022. Posted in Naval, Work Boat World Features.

Russian naval assets are very active offshore in support of Moscow’s Ukrainian campaign. NATO has responded with a large-scale deployment of its naval forces. Since the ..

February 2, 2022

OPINION | France belongs in the Quad

Written by Moez Hayat on February 2, 2022. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Maritime Security, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Maritime Security, Naval, Work Boat World Features.

The announcement last year of a security partnership between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States to procure nuclear submarines sent shockwaves across the ..

June 9, 2022

US Coast Guard christens tenth Legend-class cutter

Written by Baird Maritime on June 9, 2022. Posted in Commercial Mariner - Maritime Security, Non-Naval (Maritime Security).

The US Coast Guard and shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) christened the tenth Legend-class national security cutter in a ceremony on Saturday, June 4. Built ..

February 18, 2022

OPINION | Frigate deployment shows Germany’s intent in the Indo-Pacific

Written by Bertil Wenger on February 18, 2022. Posted in Naval, Work Boat World Features.

The German Navy frigate Bayern is making its way home after its six-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific. Earlier this week, the Brandenburg-class ship made its last refu ..

MARITIME SECURITY WEEK

October 21, 2021

OPINION | The case for CAUKUS and CANZUS – Where are the Canucks?

Written by Steve Raaymakers on October 21, 2021. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Maritime Security, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Maritime Security, Naval, Work Boat World Features.

The announcement of the ground-breaking trilateral AUKUS security partnership between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States on September 16, 2021, naturall ..

MARINE PROJECTS WEEK

May 23, 2022

COLUMN | Quick updates: DOF’s survival; Cadeler’s new foundation vessel; Wind turbine woes and protectionism in Europe; The Metals Company’s coming cash crunch [Offshore Accounts]

Written by Hieronymus Bosch on May 23, 2022. Posted in Anchor Handling, Jackups/Liftboats, Offshore Construction, Offshore Wind, Offshore World, Platform Supply, Seabed Mining, Work Boat World Features.

This week, we cover a quartet of updates from our favourite sectors: offshore, subsea mining, and the wind industry. DOF: Looking good in black? Good news from Norway. DO ..

February 18, 2022

The ongoing Ukraine crisis – naval aspects

Written by Trevor Hollingsbee on February 18, 2022. Posted in Commercial Mariner - Maritime Security, Naval.

The major build-up of Russian land forces around Ukraine has received a great deal of media attention, but the accompanying accumulation of warships of the Russian Federa ..

MARITIME SECURITY WEEK

September 23, 2021

OPINION | Limiting the nuclear-proliferation blowback from the AUKUS submarine deal

Written by Anastasia Kapetas on September 23, 2021. Posted in Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Maritime Security, Commercial Mariner - Featured, Commercial Mariner - Maritime Security, Submersibles (Naval), Work Boat World Features.

If the architects of the AUKUS pact and its headline initiative to supply Australia with nuclear-powered submarines imagined it would be seen as proliferation neutral, th ..