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Part I. You Can't Build Submarines in Australia -- 'The one class of vessel that it is impossible to build in Australia': Australia's early submarines -- Australia's Oberon class submarines -- The submarine weapons update program and the origins of the new submarine project -- The new submarine project -- 'We can't build submarines, go away': Eglo Engineering and the submarine project -- The acts of the apostles -- 'But how will you judge them?': The tender evaluation process 1984-85 -- Spies, leaks and sackings: from tender evaluation to project definition study -- The project definition studies, 1985-86 -- Debating the laws of physics: picking winners 1987 -- Part II. The Honeymoon Years 1987-92: 11. 'Keen as mustard to do a good job': setting to work 1987-89 -- Designing the Collins class -- Building the Collins class -- The automated integrated vision -- Steel, sonars and tiles: early technological support for the submarines -- 'On time and on budget' -- Part III. 'A Strange Sense of Unease' 1993-98 -- End of the honeymoon -- The trials of Collins -- 'They were problems we didn't expect' -- The role of Defence Science: noise and diesels -- 'A patch on this and chewing gum on that': the combat system 1993-97 -- Part IV. Resolution -- 'Hardly a day went by without the project getting a hammering in the press' -- Bayoneting the wounded': the Mcintosh-Prescott report -- 'That villain Briggs' and the submarine 'get-well' program -- Inside the American tent: the saga of the replacement combat system -- 'We'll do it and get rid of the buggers': Kockums, ASC and Electric Boat -- 'We would find that challenging': comparisons and retrospect.
Includes bibliographical references and index.