US Submarine Shipyard Funding
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- NBC NewsNBC News
- AFP; ReutersAl Jazeera
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California-based Anduril Industries confirmed on Tuesday it would invest in the submarine production plant, dubbed Arsenal-2, and will receive a $2.9bn US navy contract to manufacture submarine parts.
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- 6 Oct
California-based Anduril Industries confirmed on Tuesday it would invest in the submarine production plant, dubbed Arsenal-2, and will receive a $2.9bn US navy contract to manufacture submarine parts.
Coverage 4 articles
10 Oct Anduril’s $3.7 billion gamble exposes how Washington buys weapons all wrong
Washington Examiner
6 Oct US firm gets $2.9bn sub deal after boss joins war study with Musk
Al Jazeera
6 Oct President Trump announces submarine shipyard in Maryland
NBC News6 Oct US to spend billions on new shipyard for AUKUS submarines
Sydney Morning Herald
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