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Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Australia's Submarine Project: US And Japan To Join As Technology Partners

Collins class SSKA trilateral military cooperation is building up in Asia Pacific with Japan and the U.S. as a pivot of military cooperation with Australia, including the hitech submarine technology.

To bolster the naval capabilities, the Australian government is looking to introduce next-generation submarines in another 15 years and also wants to double the submarine fleet.

Australia currently owns six Collins-class diesel-electric submarines, which are old in design and the capabilities are moderate.

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