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Green Marine

March 6, 2005 · about 21 years ago

The shipping blues

Melbourne and Adelaide are slugging it out for the navy’s $6 billion destroyer contract, but could a top-notch American shipbuilder win the contract? David Elias investigates. A new generation of warships is about to go up on the shipbuilders’ slipway, but which slipway remains a tough call for the

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Melbourne and Adelaide are slugging it out for the navy’s $6 billion destroyer contract, but could a top-notch American shipbuilder win the contract? David Elias investigates. A new generation of warships is about to go up on the shipbuilders’ slipway, but which slipway remains a tough call for the Federal Government.

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