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Avalon: Australian opposition hints at return to BAMS
Northrop Grumman has noted a commitment by Australia’s conservative opposition that Australia would return to the Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) system, but is not adjusting its industrial activity in Australia ahead of a September election.
Australia’s Shadow Defence Minister David Johnston said on 24 February that the country would ...
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