Australia to become Maritime Power - Rudd

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September 10th, 2008   #1
Zort Boy
 
 

Australia to become Maritime Power - Rudd info


Australian Prime Minister has stated that he wants Australia to become a Maritime Power capable of protecting her SLOCs and supporting troops deployed overseas.

Some VSTOL F-35s for the new Canberra class Assault ships would be a good start. What else should be looked at?

Last edited by tomtom22; January 5th, 2009 at 19:58.. Reason: spelling
 
October 16th, 2008   #2
5.56X45mm
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Zort Boy
Australian Prime Minister has stated that he wants Australia to become a Maritime Power capable of protecting her SLOCs and supporting troops deployed overseas.

Some VSTOL F-35s for the new Canberra class Assault ships would be a good start. What else should be looked at?
Money to fund a Blue Water Navy.

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October 16th, 2008   #3
mocco
 
 
Finally, it's about time that the government looked at upgrading our seaborne defences, but whatever they buy hardware-wise, several things need to be considered...

We must be able to sustain a fleet on both sides of the country, we must be able to field sufficient personnel to adequately man all fleet units and we must make purchases based upon realistic needs........

The R.A.N has a long tradition of being able to do more with less, it's high time that our navy gets provided for...
 
October 17th, 2008   #4
A Can of Man
 
 
Should look to be able to field something that is designed to keep the Chinese where they belong.
 
December 29th, 2008   #5
Padre
 
 
Chinese are sending three warships to Somalia and African east-coast. Will be interesting to see how they perform as it will be the farthest Chinese warships have traveled (in modern times). Another reason for Australia to have a strong Navy.


 
January 5th, 2009   #6
TexasHighlander
 
 
You need a doctrine that will support it. Just cause some dude says that he wants to do something, doesnt mean it will happen. Training doctrines, mindset, and the capability to do so are very important.
 
January 5th, 2009   #7
ObjSRgtLw
 
 
try to buy german submarines they are the best- **** the rest


2Lt, German Air Force Ground Combat Supporting Regiment/ 1st Infantry Battalion.
 
January 5th, 2009   #8
A Can of Man
 
 
South Korea operates German subs. Apparently they're very good.
 
January 5th, 2009   #9
ObjSRgtLw
 
 
sonarproof
 
January 6th, 2009   #10
MontyB
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ObjSRgtLw
sonarproof
And most importantly waterproof.


We are more often treacherous through weakness than through calculation. ~Francois De La Rochefoucauld
 



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