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Letters to the Editor - July 2024

Letters to the Editor - July 2024

by Judith Masters, Dennis Altman, and Marilyn Lake •
July 2024, no. 466

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AUKUS anyone?

Dear Editor,

Further to James Curran’s article ‘AUKUS in the dock’ (ABR, June 2024), there are many problems with this program - from the enormous cost to the nation to the fundamental question of the recruitment of submariners, which will only become more challenging in the future.

 


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