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The Japan-Australia frigate deal is more than a weapons pact
Australia’s decision to purchase Japanese vessels to modernize its navy is a huge step forward for Japan’s defense industry and the bilateral relationship. It has the potential to transform the nation’s status as a regional security provider.
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Watch Out, China: Australia Is on a Frigate-Buying SpreeThe deal between Australia and Japan is historic in one notable respect: it marks the first time that Tokyo has exported ...
Japan has struggled to export cutting-edge defense equipment. However, past disappointments have been turned on their head ...
Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will build the navy’s new fleet of frontline warships after beating its German rival in a ...
The Federal Government has chosen the upgraded Mogami-class frigate as the preferred platform for the Royal Australian Navy’s ...
The Australian government chose the upgraded Mogami-class frigate, manufactured by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan, for its navy's future fleet of general purpose frigates, according to officials ...
The Australian Government is accelerating the delivery of a larger and more lethal surface combatant fleet with the selection ...
Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is set to deliver the first of Australia's new navy frigates under a A$10 billion deal.
Unlike the US Navy, Britain's Royal Navy still has its frigates, but is suffering from both a shrinking fleet and the need to revamp its 19 remaining frigates. Central to this is the Type 26 ...
The Australian Government has selected the upgraded Japanese Mogami-class frigate as the preferred platform for the RAN’s ...
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