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VVolkodav replied to the thread Australian Army Discussions and Updates.Ah huh, it was interesting some of the thoughts about how to do the new watercraft. They will need either qualified WOs or a...
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VWe currently have 15 LARC-V, and it makes for a neat Sqn. I know we could always have more of everything, but in this case you'd have...
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I wonder if Defence has moved more generally to a more ‘Tranche’ style acquisition model, rather than bulk fleet ordering? Perhaps this... -
My theory is that it will end up being a stretched DDG(X) if not just an actual DDG(X). The US has been struggling hard to even get... -
Hhauritz replied to the thread US Navy News and updates.My theory is that it will end up being a stretched DDG(X) if not just an actual DDG(X). The US has been struggling hard to even get...
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Shows how hard it is to crew two different types of submarines at the same time. Im sure the RAN will have it easy when we are...
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StingrayOZ replied to the thread Royal Australian Navy Discussions and Updates 2.0.Shows how hard it is to crew two different types of submarines at the same time. Im sure the RAN will have it easy when we are... -
StingrayOZ replied to the thread Royal Canadian Navy Discussions and updates.I do agree that Canada and Australia see themselves having very different roles and different needs. It will be interesting to see how...
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Ministry of Defence Collins has put out a tender for the long-range UAV project from the 2025 capability plan, this involves persistent... -
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Polar Classes are a sliding scale, the higher the Polar class and the more demanding requirements for Arctic operations which need to be...
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John Fedup replied to the thread Russia - General Discussion..IIRC China is planning a massive dam project in Tibet, albeit years away assuming it actually happens so future electricity exports... -
It's certainly possible, but the article mentions a "liberalization of prices" which suggests Russia has limited or ended subsidies.
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John Fedup replied to the thread NATO.With Trump, WTF knows. The same applies to who follows him. I am not optimistic about post Trump but regardless the red flag is waving...
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Feanor replied to the thread Russia - General Discussion..It's certainly possible, but the article mentions a "liberalization of prices" which suggests Russia has limited or ended subsidies.