New fleet of eight nuclear submarines to be built in Australia in $368 billion deal

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New fleet of eight nuclear submarines to be built in Australia in $368 billion deal
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Breaking: Australia will build a new fleet of eight nuclear-powered submarines in Adelaide that will cost up to $368 billion by 2055.

will cost $9 billion over the next four years including $2 billion for infrastructure in Adelaide and $1 billion for an expanded naval base in Perth.

The United States Navy and the Royal Navy will station nuclear-powered submarines in Perth from 2027 in the first step toward filling the capability gap. The rotational forces will include up to four Virginia-class US vessel and one Astute-class UK vessel.From the early 2030s, the federal government will buy at least three and up to five Virginia-class submarines from the US, but this will depend on approval from the US Congress.

Later in the 2030s, the UK will take delivery of new submarines from shipbuilders in the UK to a new design to replace the Astute-class and to be known as the SSN-AUKUS. At a photo opportunity with three world leaders before the speeches, Sky’s Kieran Gilbert asked US President Joe Biden if the US could be relied on to honour the AUKUS deal, and the President replied: “We can always be relied upon.”

The government expects to need 20,000 jobs over the next 30 years including workers supporting AUKUS in the Australian Defence Force, domestic industry and the Australian public service. This includes 8500 direct jobs in Australia’s building and servicing the submarines, with jobs including scientists, engineers, project managers, operators, technicians, welders, construction workers, electricians, metal fitters and builders.

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