Author: Mitchell Sutton

Air Power / Australian Defence Force / Defence Forces / Defence Today / Military Magazine / Uncategorized

October 7, 2015

SEA 1180: Modernisation and Modularity

Recent announcements by Government have once again focused attention on major naval shipbuilding projects to be started over the next decade but there has been a subtle shift in policy regarding SEA1180, the $3-5...

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Author: Mitchell Sutton

SEA 1180: Modernisation and Modularity

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