Austal Cuts First Steel on Landing Craft Heavy for Australian Army
The Australian government announced on 11 November 2026 that construction is now underway on the second of two amphibious landing craft-procurements for the Australian Army.
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European nations face growing security challenges across the Arctic, the Baltic, NATO’s eastern flank, and the Mediterranean. In this environment,...
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European nations face growing security challenges across the Arctic, the Baltic, NATO’s eastern flank, and the Mediterranean. In this environment,...
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The Australian government announced on 11 November 2026 that construction is now underway on the second of two amphibious landing craft-procurements for the Australian Army.
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