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Jennifer Parker

There is no catastrophic failure of AUKUS Plan A

The “optimal pathway” may not run exactly to plan, but the risk is known, is being managed, and all three partners have demonstrated their commitment to the process.

Jennifer ParkerDefence expert

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The Australian Financial Review’s James Curran’s Questioning AUKUS series launches a broadside against the $368 billion project to acquire nuclear-powered submarines amid claims that the ambitious plan “is a mess and risks leaving Australia with no submarine capability”.

Curran’s investigation series fails to present a catastrophic failing of the “optimal pathway”.

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Jennifer Parker is an expert associate at the national security college ANU and adjunct fellow at at UNSW with over 20 years experience within the Department of Defence.

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