Rolls-Royce welcomes Australian investment in AUKUS preparation plans
Rolls-Royce welcomed the announcement that the Australian Government would be investing in its ongoing AUKUS preparations.
Rolls-Royce welcomed the announcement that the Australian Government would be investing in its ongoing AUKUS preparations.
The Australian Government has selected BAE Systems and ASC Pty Ltd to build Australia’s new fleet of nuclear powered submarines in the latest significant development in the AUKUS trilateral security pact.
The UK’s armed forces and Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) recently collaborated in an AUKUS trial in Australia.
Northrop Grumman is developing the Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC) that will track objects in the geosynchronous orbit, protecting critical U.S. and allied satellites.
Babcock has signed a five-year contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to provide input into the detailed design for the new ‘Ship Submersible Nuclear AUKUS‘ (SSN-A) submarines.
The Ministry of Defence has awarded GBP 3.95 billion of funding to BAE Systems for the next phase of the UK’s next-generation nuclear-powered attack submarine programme.
Rolls-Royce announced it plans to almost double the size of its Raynesway site, creating hundreds of new jobs in Derby.
Rolls-Royce Submarines Ltd will provide reactors for Australia’s nuclear powered submarines.
The first generation of AUKUS nuclear submarines will be built in the UK and Australia, based on the UK’s world-leading submarine design.
BAE Systems will play a key role in helping Australia to acquire its first nuclear powered submarines.
A former UK Royal Navy vice-admiral with decades of experience in naval strategy and submarine operations has been appointed as Babcock’s first Managing Director – AUKUS & International.