Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "Australia’s Next Submarine: A Breakdown" video.

@tomnewham1269 If it is based off the Swedish Gotland class then yeah jt should be silent. That's the one sub that kept sunk a carrier not once but a second time a year later in wargames. The US Navy was so frustrated we fucking leased them to learn how to best combat them. The UK Astute class is getting a lot of attention as it should, but I'm definitely looking forward to the new SSNX and Bleking. Sadly I'll be dead though by the time they come out if I don't get a liver transplant. Still though if it's that loud anywhere that is an issue. You ideally don't want anyone to know where you are at any time even for a moment as they can then narrow it down and try to follow ya.
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Seems like the Ukraine war has made many western countries including the US realize that they've been lacking and relying on the US too much. (Was reading comments from some soldiers from Germany and UK and they said their logistics need to improve. Also weapon procurement in Germany is a beaucratic hell hole.) We can't even keep up with orders. (Especially Lockheed. Where the hell does all the money go? Expand your fucking manufacturing base). As an American citizen I want our allies to have their own defense industry and be self reliant. Globalization is both a blessing and a curse in this regards. We are learning Russian weapons use a lot of western components. I think all countries can take a page from Isreal, Sweden, and South Korea. I don't expect everyone to turn into Poland who is going ham gobbling up weapons but its nice to have a goverment that supports a robust defense industry that has a lot of highly skilled and specialized workers. I wish I had information on how many companies are involved directly and indirectly in the production of a single F-35. From those who create the materials to those who build the computers.
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As an American I think AU should build their own submarines and work together. I want my allies to be powerful and have their own manufacturing capabilities supported by their government. We are seeing how Russia is dealing with this because we've discovered they have been using components from the west in some of their weapons. They don't have the capabilities of building them I guess. It might be painful and more expensive but long term you just have a good work force of skilled and educated workers. Its not like the money spent just vanishes anyway as it will be going back into your own economy.
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