HOW NATO ENSURES DETERRENCE AND DEFENCE ON THE SEAS

Dear all, On Friday 25th March 2022, 11:00-13:00, the Centre for Sea Power and Strategy and the Maritime Transport Research Group are hosting a talk by Vice Admiral Keith Blount, Commander of NATO’s Allied Maritime Command on ‘Maritime Security Threats in the 21st Century’. Vice Admiral Keith Blount is NATO’s principal maritime adviser and has… Continue reading HOW NATO ENSURES DETERRENCE AND DEFENCE ON THE SEAS

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CLIMATE CHANGE AND MEDITERRANEAN SECURITY

The University of Plymouth through the Centre for Sea Power and Strategy (CSS) was the only British academic institution which was invited to participate for the first time in the “Shared Awareness and De-confliction for the Mediterranean Sea” (SHADE MED) https://www.operationirini.eu/event/shade-med-2021/   Conference which took place in Rome  between the 7-8 October. SHADE MED is a… Continue reading CLIMATE CHANGE AND MEDITERRANEAN SECURITY

NATO MARITIME COMMAND AND THE CENTRE FOR SEAPOWER AND STRATEGY HOST 4TH SEA POWER CONFERENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH

NATO Allied Maritime Command and the Centre for Seapower and Strategy at the University of Plymouth (formerly the Dartmouth Centre for Seapower and Strategy) co-hosted their Fourth Sea Power Conference at the University of Plymouth on 27-28 September 2021. This fourth joint conference, and the first since the COVID-19 pandemic, explored the application of sea… Continue reading NATO MARITIME COMMAND AND THE CENTRE FOR SEAPOWER AND STRATEGY HOST 4TH SEA POWER CONFERENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH

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USAF TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE IN FLORIDA RECEIVES ITS FIRST SEMI-AUTONOMOUS ROBOT DOGS

BY CHRIS LAVERS The US Air Force (USAF) at Tyndall has just announced the arrival of its first official semi-autonomous robot dogs to its Air Force Base (AFB) in Florida, for establishment patrols [1]. Such quad-legged unmanned ground vehicles (Q-UGVs) are now being integrated into the 325th Security Forces Squadron’s daily activities. This particular quad… Continue reading USAF TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE IN FLORIDA RECEIVES ITS FIRST SEMI-AUTONOMOUS ROBOT DOGS

UK SPACE COMMAND GOES BOLDLY WHERE THE UK HAS GONE BEFORE

The UK Ministry of Defence has just announced establishment of its fledgling Space Command, with the intent to commence launching its own rockets from the UK in 2022. To this ends has appointed UK Space Command Senior Military Official Commander, Air Vice-Marshal Paul Godfrey OBE, MA, FRAeS BY CHRIS LAVERS The UK Space Command is… Continue reading UK SPACE COMMAND GOES BOLDLY WHERE THE UK HAS GONE BEFORE

SATELLITE-BASED DEVELOPMENTS IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING

Today, environmental stresses on resources are not the only factors involved in natural, or man-made, societal destabilisation. Societal infrastructure composes many important and often inter-related categories: water, food, health services, emergency services, environmental protection, and electricity, etc., where large-scale disruption could be devastating especially to complex urban mega-cities. However, to military and civilian crisis management… Continue reading SATELLITE-BASED DEVELOPMENTS IN CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING

GREEK-UAE RELATIONS WEBINAR

Dear All, The Dartmouth Centre for Sea Power and Strategy at University of Plymouth in collaboration with the Hellenic National Defence College,are delighted to invite you to a webinar with Dr Marios P Efthymiopoulos which will take place on the 22nd January at 1600-1730 UK time. Dr Marios P Efthymiopoulos is an Associate Professor of… Continue reading GREEK-UAE RELATIONS WEBINAR

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WEBINAR ON COMBATING PIRACY IN THE GULF OF GUINEA: LESSONS FROM THE HORN OF AFRICA EXPERIENCE

Nigerian special forces sail to intercept pirates during a joint exercise between Nigerian and Moroccan naval personels as part of Obangame Express, a multinational maritime exercise involving 33 countries off the coast of Lagos on March 20, 2019. - Thirty-three countries are participating in Obangame Express, a multinational maritime exercise sponsored by the United States Africa Command to test multinational maritime forces in a broad range of operations to increase capability and capacity to respond, check piracy, illicit trafficking, and other maritime threats in the Gulf of Guinea. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP) (Photo credit should read PIUS UTOMI EKPEI/AFP via Getty Images)

Dear All, I would like to inform you that The Dartmouth Centre for Sea Power and Strategy at University of Plymouth will organise a webinar on the 2nd November (1600-1730 UK time) on Combating Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea: Lessons from the Horn of Africa Experience. Professor James Bergeron (Honorary Professor at University of… Continue reading WEBINAR ON COMBATING PIRACY IN THE GULF OF GUINEA: LESSONS FROM THE HORN OF AFRICA EXPERIENCE

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SPACE FLIGHT LABORATORY ANNOUNCES NEW LINE OF COST-EFFECTIVE CUBESATS TO EXPAND ITS CURRENT SATELLITE MISSION RANGE

  By Chris Lavers Space Flight Laboratory (SFL), a developer of microspace missions for over 21 years, has announced a new line of high-performance, low-cost CubeSat buses. The 3U (“THUNDER”), 6U (“SPARTAN”) and 12U/16U (“JAEGER”) CubeSats complement SFL’s legacy suite of space-heritage nano-satellites and micro-satellites, fulfilling mission size requirements from 3 kg to 500 kg.… Continue reading SPACE FLIGHT LABORATORY ANNOUNCES NEW LINE OF COST-EFFECTIVE CUBESATS TO EXPAND ITS CURRENT SATELLITE MISSION RANGE