Australia to spend at least $13 billion on nuclear-powered submarines in a decade/ Kym Bergmann
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APDR Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter, Volume 50, Number 3, April-May 2024, pg. 17-19Summary: This article looks at the estimation of orders and where the defense funding of Australia is going. It also provides a table showing an approved funding for acquiring nuclear-powered submarines from the next financial year out to 2033-2034 being $13 billion.
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This article looks at the estimation of orders and where the defense funding of Australia is going. It also provides a table showing an approved funding for acquiring nuclear-powered submarines from the next financial year out to 2033-2034 being $13 billion.
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