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    Objective Report Introduction The Collins Class submarine project started in 1981-82 and finished with the sixth submarine in 2003. It was Australia’s biggest and most expensive military project to date, costing in excess of six billion. Australian Submarine Corporation (ASC) was met with support from the Labor Party and several trade unions, they were to build the Submarines in South Australia using a Swedish design and were intended to replace the Oberon class submarines upon their completion. They were designed to meet four requirements: • They would be intended for the Australasian region operational environment • Fitted with an advanced combat system for an extended service • Capable of delivering roles including, hunter-killer and emergency/peace…

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    Australia’s new submarine will come to an end and the company selected as best for our purposes will go on to the next stage. This is the design stage where all elements that make up the submarine and its equipment will be laid out. There will be input from Australian defence officials about our specific needs. When the design is complete, then we will move on to the construction phase. The three chosen ones asked to take part in the CEP are the Japanese with the Soryu boat; the French with…

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    and rage amongst other European countries. Germany was one of the most upset at the competition for power and land. This feud began when the smallest countries in Africa and Asia did not cooperate according to the rules and agreements made by the European nations, which caused a build-up of pressure amongst the nations in Europe who were trying to control their land (americanhistory.about.com). The alliances that were made such as The Three Emperors League caused problems of distrust amongst…

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    besides playing as a group. During my ninth year, now in high school, I got new band instructors, new difficulty in music, and the larger version of the tuba. I felt that I was beginning to feel more courageous and decided to join Solo Ensemble. Solo Ensemble is a time of year where you or a small group of instruments can compete in a music competition. It would be like a divisional tournament for basketball. If you do well enough, you get to move on to the next round, which would be State Solo…

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