Mogami-class Frigate Fleet for Australia
Sector: Government • Location: Melbourne, Western Australia, Australia
Source: ABC News
Australia and Japan have signed contracts for a $6.5 billion fleet of Japanese-designed Mogami-class warships. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will build the first three frigates in Japan, with Australia planning to build another eight in Western Australia. The fleet will replace Australia's aging ANZAC-class frigates and is expected to enhance the Royal Australian Navy's surface combat capabilities.
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Description | Australia and Japan have signed contracts for a $6.5 billion fleet of Japanese-designed Mogami-class warships. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will build the first three frigates in Japan, with Australia planning to build another eight in Western Australia. The fleet will replace Australia's aging ANZAC-class frigates and is expected to enhance the Royal Australian Navy's surface combat capabilities. |
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