Steel In, Ships Out
The Hunter Class Frigate Program is transforming Australia’s shipbuilding industry by supporting the building of a world-class, continuous naval shipbuilding capability for our nation. Six Hunter class frigates will be built in South Australia at the Osborne Naval Shipyard – which is designed with a ‘Steel in – Ship Out’ capability.
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