Seeing that Australia followed the "Auscus" military alliance established by the United States and Britain, it was about to make a joke because the United States and Britain were unable to provide nuclear submarines. The United States has recently quickly proposed a new trick: "B

Seeing that Australia followed the "Auscus" military alliance established by the United States and Britain, it was about to make a joke because the United States and Britain were unable to provide the nuclear submarine . The United States has recently quickly proposed a new trick: "Before obtaining the attack nuclear submarine, the bomber , long-range strike missiles and large underwater submarines will help Australia fight against China."

pair includes the new generation of B-21 "Raider" stealth bombers that have been hyped by the US media recently.

B-21 stealth bomber

The website of the US Naval Society said that the security experts from Australia and the United States agreed that since Australia finds it difficult to obtain attack nuclear submarines as planned by 2040, it should give priority to the procurement of bombers, long-range strike missiles and large underwater submarines - uh, this kind of poor weapon sales method, the veteran driver is really unable to bear it.

reported that building a fleet of attack nuclear submarines for Australia is the core of the "Ocus" military alliance composed of Australia, Britain and the United States. Canberra is expected to decide whether to use nuclear submarines designed by the United States or the United Kingdom at the beginning of next year, but this is only the first step in Australia's nuclear submarine plan. In the future, Australian crew members must be trained in nuclear operations and build special shipyards in Australia to ensure that Australia can build, repair and maintain nuclear submarines on its own.

At a seminar held by the Hudson Institute in the United States, Marcus Hulil of the Australian Institute of Strategic Policy admitted that "unless you can maintain them, it is useless to obtain attack nuclear submarines. And nuclear-powered submarines require about three times the maintenance time of traditional submarine ." What's worse, Australia may not have the first nuclear submarine until 2040, and will not own all four nuclear submarines until 2050.

Nowadays, more and more Australians have also awakened. The nuclear submarine mentioned by "Ocus" is actually a very distant thing.

So Helil said that during the transition period, Canberra needs to figure out "what can be obtained from allies" and "what can be provided for itself".

Mark Gonsinger of the Mitchell Aerospace Institute of the US Air Force Association proposed that the new generation of B-21 stealth strategic bombers that the United States is developing can be part of a long-range strike system. "When deterring competitors like China, you really can't put all your eggs in one basket."

According to him, compared with "one-time" long-range strike missiles such as hypersonic missile , the B-21 bomber can not only carry out multiple long-range strikes, but also perform other missions such as maritime mine laying. These are the combat modes of the US Air Force's future combat deployment of stealth bomber around China. US Air Force Secretary Kendall previously made it clear that in the future, he would use B-21 to lay mines in Taiwan Strait to prevent the PLA from crossing the sea.

Australia has also set its sights on super-large underwater submarines that can perform a variety of tasks.

In addition, unmanned systems are playing an increasingly important role. Huril said the Australian Navy is now developing a super-large autonomous unmanned underwater submarine, which can also be invested in operations against China.

report emphasized that the United States and Australian experts generally believe that because the distance between Australia and China is too far, Australia wants to deal with China, and its existing weapons and equipment are not endurance. "The effect of using the F-35A stealth fighter and the 'Super Hornet' fighter equipped with 1,000 kilometers of range missile , the effect of deterring China in South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait is very limited."

But in the eyes of veteran drivers, this statement from the United States and Australia just proves that it is not China threatening Australia at all, but Australia actively provoking China - Australia actively seeks various advanced weapons that can carry out "deterrence activities" around China. It is clear who is the troublemaker at a glance.