Construction of Royal Australian Navy's first hunter-class frigate has start with first steel cutt

The Royal Australian Navy's first hunter-class frigate has start construction
Citing from the Naval News website, Australia's future Hunter-class of frigates took a significant step forward today, when BAE Systems cut steel on the first of six vessels at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in Adelaide, South Australia.
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[@rodneymiddleton1044]

Well they best get them done quick smart before the shtf lol

[@billygibson2613]

Hunter class brilliant masters in engineering stealthy defence's very strong and Australian made ten ship's more missiles long range the better safer for everyone in Australia 😮😊😮😊

[@GaryWebb-f8u]

Why we build warships in Australia is beyond me, cut steel today and deliver 1 frigate in 10 years, why do we bother, plain embarrassing. Should buy them and build them in UK , South Korea or Japan. We are to slow and to expensive.

[@paddlesmcbean2366]

It’s about jobs and votes, nothing to do with the defence of the country.