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TechJapanese electronics company Oki has been selected to supply towed passive sonar systems and related equipment for the Australian government's new fleet of general-purpose frigates. The contract, reported by Naval Technology, involves equipping the vessels with advanced underwater detection capabilities. This procurement is part of Australia's broader naval modernization program, aimed at enhancing the Royal Australian Navy's anti-submarine warfare and maritime surveillance capabilities. The passive sonar systems are designed to detect submarines and other underwater threats without emitting detectable signals, improving stealth and operational effectiveness. The deal underscores growing defense cooperation between Japan and Australia, as both nations seek to strengthen their naval forces in the Indo-Pacific region.
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OKI to Supply Passive Sonar for Australian Navy Frigates