Former ASPI Executive Director Peter Jennings says we are seeing a return to a “fairly normal” way of Defence doing business.
“Which is that you have one best shot, there is one project you are going to deliver and that’s going to be successful,” he told Sky News host James
Morrow.“Now with AUKUS we are going to have the one best shot strategy which is the nuclear submarines, which we may or may not see in 15 years’ time or more.”
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