February 11, 2023

AFR Article In Line With My Earlier Advice

On February 9, 2023. Andrew Tillett, for the Australian Financial Review (AFR) wrote an analysis which is in line with my earlier advise:

-  Aus Nuke Sub Less Likely to Use US Design of Sept 24, 2021

-  UK Clarifying Carriage of Australian SSN Program of Sept 8, 2022 

and, it seems, closely based on:

-  Which AUKUS Country's SSN Design Will Win? of Feb 6, 2023


3 comments:

  1. Anonymous2/13/2023 3:35 PM

    https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/21356516/uk-billion-nuclear-sub-deal-australia/

    Not the best source, but just to add to your list of articles

    Andrew

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  2. Pete2/13/2023 3:42 PM

    Thanks Anonymous @Feb 11, 2023, 6:16:00 PM

    See my article in response to your comment:

    entitled "UK using US S9G IP in UK PWR3 for SSN(R) “Victory” class" of Feb 12, 2023

    at https://gentleseas.blogspot.com/2023/02/uk-using-us-s9g-ip-in-uk-pwr3-for-ssnr

    Regards Pete

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  3. Pete2/13/2023 3:52 PM

    Thanks Andrew @Feb 13, 2023, 3:35:00 PM

    For drawing my attention to https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/21356516/uk-billion-nuclear-sub-deal-australia/

    Its wording is much more positive than anything from the US. It indicates the UK is much more likely, than the US, to be the main reactor and hull designer for an Australian SSN(R).

    Meanwhile a third of the design will be US Lockeed Martin integrated Combat Systems (consisting of weapons systems (including VLS), sensors, databases and most command center work stations) within the UK designed SSN(R) hull.

    Cheers Pete

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