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Even keel: Australia's formerly troubled Air Warfare Destroyer (AWD) programme finally delivers highly capable combatants/ Julian Kerr

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KERR Julian

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In: IHS Jane's Defence Weekly: Vol.54, Issue 37, 13 September 2017, pp.24-30 (122)Summary: In some respects Australia's AWD programme can be likened to a horse race involving a surprise entry, several stumbles along the way, but a strong finish. The author tracks its progress in this article.

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In some respects Australia's AWD programme can be likened to a horse race involving a surprise entry, several stumbles along the way, but a strong finish. The author tracks its progress in this article.

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