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Home›general›Hegseth calls US-built nuclear submarines the ‘apex predator’ of the seas. But are they right for Australia?
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Hegseth calls US-built nuclear submarines the ‘apex predator’ of the seas. But are they right for Australia?

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by The Guardian Australia•1h ago•0 views•
Hegseth calls US-built nuclear submarines the ‘apex predator’ of the seas. But are they right for Australia?
Some experts argue Virginia-class submarines government is buying second-hand are good for fighting American wars, but not for defending AustraliaGet our new political email, free app or daily news podcastOn stage for his “arsenal of freedom tour”, the US secretary of defense – who prefers the appellation “secretary of war” – was ebullient.“This Virginia-class submarine is a paragon of American engineering and fighting spirit,” Pete Hegseth roared, standing at Newport News shipyards where those
Some experts argue Virginia-class submarines government is buying second-hand are good for fighting American wars, but not for defending AustraliaGet our new political email, free app or daily news podcastOn stage for his “arsenal of freedom tour”, the US secretary of defense – who prefers the appellation “secretary of war” – was ebullient.“This Virginia-class submarine is a paragon of American engineering and fighting spirit,” Pete Hegseth roared, standing at Newport News shipyards where those
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