A chance to bolster Australia-Japan military ties: A potential submarine deal could help bring the two navies into closer cooperation.

Fred Smith; Jame Fanell

A chance to bolster Australia-Japan military ties: A potential submarine deal could help bring the two navies into closer cooperation.

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Australia must soon decide whether to buy Japanese, French or German attack submarines to replace its aging Collins-class vessels. An open competition where the best product wins is generally desirable for such purchases. But this case should involve considerations beyond the traditional measures of price and performance.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Wall Street Journal - Asia Edition
Publication status	Published - 7 Mar 2016

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