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AUKUS Needs an American Nuclear Submarine—Now

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By Brent Sadler
| RealClear Defense
The Australia-U.K.-U.S. effort (AUKUS) to develop an indigenous nuclear submarine program in Australia is nearing a major milestone: arrival of the first rotationally based nuclear submarine. Per the optimum pathway agreed by the three nations, the first U.S. submarine is to arrive in 2027—but the sooner the better. Yet no submarine has been named yet, imperiling the entire endeavor.
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America’s Asian Allies Want Nuclear Submarines. Here’s How to Build Them

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By Brent Sadler
| 19FortyFive Verified
Nuclear power is cool once again and is all the rage in Asia. The North Koreans are getting in on the action with the rumored development of a nuclear-powered submarine. Not to be outdone, America’s allies, South Korea and Japan, are serious about having the capability for their future submarines. For America, having allies with lethal nuclear-powered submarines will bolster deterrence against China’s massively expanding modern navy.
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America’s Asian Allies Want Nuclear Submarines. Here’s How To Build Them

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By Brent Sadler
| Heritage Foundation
Nuclear power is cool once again and is all the rage in Asia. The North Koreans are getting in on the action with the rumored development of a nuclear-powered submarine. Not to be outdone, America’s allies, South Korea and Japan, are serious about having the capability for their future submarines. For America, having allies with lethal nuclear-powered submarines will bolster deterrence against China’s massively expanding modern navy.
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