C2 robotics reports speartooth maturity/ Max Blenkin

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BLENKIN Max

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In: Australian Defence Magazine, December 2024/January 2025, Volume 33 Number 1, pg. 14-16Summary: This article looks at the plans by Australia to acquire a fleet of eight nuclear powered submarines each costing billions of dollars, when in comparison Large uncrewed underwater vessels are more effective for its needs.

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This article looks at the plans by Australia to acquire a fleet of eight nuclear powered submarines each costing billions of dollars, when in comparison Large uncrewed underwater vessels are more effective for its needs.

LARGE UNCREWED UNDERWATER VESSELS, C2 ROBOTICS SPEARTOOTH, NEWARTICLS

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