seems likely that they are all derivatives
https://sixtydegreesnorth.substack.com/p/davie-defense-finalizes-arctic-security
https://sixtydegreesnorth.substack.com/p/exclusive-first-look-at-daviehelsinki
yes in this case the suggestion is for the Aussies to get onboard with an interim SSK instead of continuing with the Collins to bridge the gap to AUKUS. The report recommends Japanese over Korean though
https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/hedging-our-bets-a-japanese-option-for-managing-risk-in-the-aukus-optimal-pathway/
back to Japan for Australia?
https://www.truenorthstrategicreview.ca/p/canadas-patrol-submarine-project
Australian guest take on our subs
Be nice if the Aussies got a few KSS3...
a further look at SATA
https://sixtydegreesnorth.substack.com/p/introducing-sata-shipbuilding
lots of other good posts there as well
edit added some of the posts
https://sixtydegreesnorth.substack.com/p/us-coast-guard-awards-contracts-for...
my point is he now has that experience to guide him
I meant said invasion happening 10 yrs in the future. But i doubt Putin can think or care about that, which is a very sad sort of life
certainly there is a worry about the disconnect between what Putin thinks and reality. I would question why he would think a quick war would even be possible after the last 4 yrs.
Is he doing this concurrently while fighting in Ukraine? Then not a chance.
10yrs in the future after some sort of...
I think thats why theres tens of thousands of non Baltic troops in the Baltics. I honestly dont think anyone takes Russia's nuclear threats too seriously. A madman might do anything if possible but thats no different than anytime before
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