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AUKUS submarine undertaking: What’s subsequent?

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February 12, 2024
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AUKUS submarine project will see U.K. and Australia build a new submarine class,SSN-AUKUS
AUKUS submarine project will see U.K. and Australia build a new submarine class,SSN-AUKUS

The AUKUS plan to offer Australia with nuclear-powered submarines took a big step ahead yesterday. The initiative, first publicly introduced final September, will see the U.S. and U.Okay. share knowhow and know-how with Australia with the goal of seeing that nation producing nuclear submarines domestically. Delivery of the primary Australian-built nuclear sub —SSN-AUKUS — is focused for the early 2040’s.

Broad particulars of the pathway to reaching that had been unveiled at a gathering of the leaders of the three nations —President Joe Biden, U.Okay. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese – held on the Point Lomar Naval Base in San Diego yesterday.

You can entry the total transcript of their remarks HERE

“Working together these past 18 months, we’ve developed a phased approach that’s going to make sure Australian sailors are fully trained and prepared to safely operate this fleet so they can deliver this critical new capacity on the fastest — fastest possible timetable,” mentioned President Biden.

“So we’re starting right away,” he continued. “Beginning this yr, Australian personnel will embed with U.S. and UK crews on boats and at bases in our faculties and our shipyards.

“We’ll additionally start to extend our port visits to Australia. In truth, as we communicate, the nuclear-powered sub the USS Asheville is making a port name in Perth as we communicate.

“And later this decade, we will also be establishing a rotational presence of U.S. and U.K. nuclear-powered subs in Australia to help develop the work force Australia is going to need to build and maintain its fleet.”

“AUKUS has one overriding objective: to enhance stability in the Indo-Pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics,” mentioned President Biden. “And this first project — this first project is only the beginning. More partnerships and more potential, more peace and security in the region lies ahead.”

AUSTRALIA TO ACQUIRE U.S. VIRGINIA CLASS SUBMARINES

In his remarks, Prime Minister Albanese revealed that from early within the subsequent decade, Australia will take supply of three U.S. Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines.

“This is the first time in 65 years and only the second time in history that the United States has shared its nuclear propulsion technology,” he mentioned. “And we thank you for it.”

A backgrounder launched by the Australian Department of Defense says:

“The U.S. intends to sell Australia three Virginia class submarines pending approval from the U.S. Congress, with the potential to sell up to two more if needed. The first Virginia class SSN is planned to be delivered to Australia in the early 2030s. Acquiring Virginia class SSNs will ensure there is no submarine capability gap during the retirement of Australia’s existing diesel-powered submarine fleet.”

SSN-AUKUS

Prime Minister Albanese additionally gave some particulars of the submarine that Australia, and earlier than that the U.Okay., plans to construct: the SNN-AUKUS.

“We are also proud to partner with the United Kingdom to construct the next generation submarine to be called SSN-AUKUS, a new conventionally armed nuclear-powered submarine, based on a British design and incorporating cutting-edge Australian, U.K., and U.S. technologies,” he mentioned. “This will be an Australian sovereign capability, built by Australians, commanded by the Royal Australian Navy, and sustained by Australian workers in Australian shipyards with construction to begin this decade.”

According to the U.Okay. Ministry of Defence, “following an 18-month scoping interval to ascertain the optimum pathway to Australia buying this functionality, a mannequin has been chosen primarily based on the U.Okay.’s world-leading design and incorporating cutting-edge U.S. submarine know-how.

“Australia and the U.Okay. will each construct new submarines to this design, often known as ‘SSN-AUKUS’, with building of the U.Okay.’s submarines happening principally in Barrow-in-Furness. Australia will work over the following decade to construct up its submarine industrial base, and can construct its submarines in South Australia with some parts manufactured within the UK.

“The first U.Okay. submarines constructed to this design shall be delivered within the late 2030s to exchange the present Astute-Class vessels, and the primary Australian submarines will comply with within the early 2040s.

“The SSN-AUKUS submarines will be the largest, most advanced and most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy, combining world-leading sensors, design and weaponry in one vessel.”

GETTING FROM PLAN TO REALITY

Nuclear submarine packages are infamous for incurring delays and price overruns. So whether or not SSN-AUKUS beats the chances stays to be seen. The U.Okay.’s present Astute class program was not with out its teething issues — with GD Electric Boat being introduced in to assist kind them out. A Rand National Defense Research Institute publication “Learning from Experience: Lessons from the United Kingdom’s Astute Submarine Program” is probably going required studying for all concerned with SSN-AUKUS.

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