The Ghost Shark program, part of the AUKUS second pillar, involves the Royal Australian Navy using drones to strike opponents.
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What happened
The Ghost Shark program, part of the AUKUS second pillar, involves the Royal Australian Navy using drones to strike opponents.
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The entities involved
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AUKUS
military technology partnership between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States
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Royal Australian Navy
naval warfare branch of the Australian Defence Force
- The Royal Australian Navy is tasked with ensuring maritime security to protect Australia's national interests, given the heavy reliance on sea routes for international trade.
- HMAS Eyre docked in Port Lincoln while conducting joint patrol duties with Border Force and the Australian Fisheries Management Authority.