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Air Commodore (Retired) - Royal Australian Air Force | Strategic Advisor | Non-Executive Director | Strategy | Intelligence & ISR & Targeting | Space | AI | AUKUS | Defence | National Security | Opinions are my own.

This is something Australia should consider acquiring. Chinese AGIs come south every major Australia/US exercise and they are also common in some parts of the world such as the Baltic, Mediterranean and East Asia. Such vessels open up access opportunities through proximity and have persistence that aircraft do not have. Obviously vulnerable in war (like SURTASS-E equipped vessels), but there is a lot that can be achieved in peace or out of range from adversary weapons (like SURTASS-E equipped vessels).

Brent Donovan

Head of Strategy & Growth | Regional Manager WA at Saab Australia

11mo

Amazing capability, but needs to fit into our Do trine and Fleet design.

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Michael Shoebridge

Founder and Director of Strategic Analysis Australia, a defence and security think tank based in Canberra.

11mo

Yes, we need our own Spaningsfartyget. I wonder if we can announce one by Microsoft……?

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