Security in the Western Pacific: Building Future Capabilities in the Time of AUKUS

AUKUS is a historic agreement signed to develop a nuclear submarine force in Australia, but it will be decades before more submarines are available. To cover this gap, the United States and its partners need to explore a variety of promising technologies.

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Thales USA on X: .@CSIS' newest report, “Security in the Western Pacific: Building Future Capabilities in the Time of AUKUS,” explores how the U.S. and its AUKUS partners can cover capability gaps

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Security in the Western Pacific: Building Future Capabilities in the Time of AUKUS

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Security in the Western Pacific: Building Future Capabilities in the Time of AUKUS

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