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Will grant, joins us from san diego where the summit is taking place. it has the potential to be the most consequential trilateral defence technology agreement in modern history, quite honestly. i mean, the idea that the united states and britain would be sharing nuclear propulsion information about how that can be achieved by australia is really significant. the us has only ever shared that once with britain, it's never shared that with any other ally in the world, so it's a significant step. and, of course, let's look at the technology involved. this would include potentially up to five atta...

The intensifying naval build-ups by China, Australia, and the United States are causing anxiety within the Indian Navy.

The Navy’s PEO for attack boats says yes, but he’ll need approval from higher-ups and the Hill.

The U.S. Navy expects to shift from procuring Virginia-class submarines to Next Generation Attack Submarines sometime in the 2030s.

A significant impetus for the U.S. Navy is geopolitical competition with China, which maintains six nuclear-powered and forty-six diesel-powered attack submarines.