Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair said his German counterpart approached him about joining the German-Norwegian submarine package.
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A precise cost for the submarines was not provided, but the Ministry of Defense told parliamentarians in a letter that the “investment budget” is €5.6 billion ($6.1 billion).
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New President Javier Milei’s top priority is fixing the economy, which could put the brakes on some, but likely not all, planned defense programs, analysts told Breaking Defense.
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A Navy official recently said the service had spent at least $200 million on a partnership with a non-profit company to help cultivate the submarine industrial base.
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The increased cost compared to the previous year’s shipbuilding plan was driven by the rising price in submarines.
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With little military threat on the immediate horizon, most South American countries continue to rely on decades-old subs. Brazil is an outlier.
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“They’ve managed to do it. That’s the key takeaway,” Euan Graham, China export at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, said of Taiwan building its first submarine. “And they did it against very strong political headwinds that apparently affected the supply of equipment. This is impressive.”
By Colin Clark
As a result of the procedure, the Perle is now 75 meters long, more than a meter longer than it was pre-surgery.
By Christina Mackenzie
The Scandinavian nation divested of submarines in 2004 but lawmakers are actively considering whether to acquire them again.
By Tim Martin
Rear Adm. Jeffrey Jablon, the Submarine Force, US Pacific Fleet (SUBPAC) commander, talks with author Robbin Laird about his view of pacific deterrence.
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“The president and Congress must go beyond one-off supplemental measures” to support Naval shipbuilding, writes Mackenzie Eaglen of the American Enterprise Institute.
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