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The Australia-UK-U.S. submarine deal: not necessarily a sure or a good thing/ Trevor Findlay

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FINDLAY Trevor

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AUSTRALIA -- UK -- US -- CANADA -- SUBMARINE

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In: Arms Control Today Vol.51, No. 9, November 2021, pp.6-9 (5)Summary: In June 1987, Canada wants 10-12 nuclear powered submarines but obstacles made it go under the carpet within 2 years. Now Australia is facing the same obstacles namely strategic, political, financial, logistical, nonproliferation.

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In June 1987, Canada wants 10-12 nuclear powered submarines but obstacles made it go under the carpet within 2 years. Now Australia is facing the same obstacles namely strategic, political, financial, logistical, nonproliferation.

AUS, UK, USA, MILITARY, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, SECURITY

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