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Do we really need to spend $20 billion on new war planes?
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If we were attacked by an enemy beyond Indonesia. The command centres, main bases, govenments and factories would be in the initiating country, not the landing force.
I have read White Papers on Japan and Australian WWII. Japan felt it could not invade and secure a position here.
Defence wise Australia has been conservative. In the 1950s, we decided against nuclear weapons. Remember, Sir Mark Oliphant was a key player at Los Alamos.
Ditto when we helped the English in the 1960s. The Amercians wouldn't. The Brits were in the US bad books over the earlier Suez Crisis.