We are investigating the Hobart-class air-defence destroyer, Australia's piece on the Asia-Pacific chessboard.
Why did Australia choose the Álvaro de Bazán class as the base design rather than the Evolved Flight II Arleigh Burke class?
What are the features of the Hobart class?
Why is the Álvaro de Bazán class classified as a frigate, whereas the Hobart class is classified as a destroyer?
Is the smallest AEGIS destroyer sufficient to meet the Royal Australian Navy's requirements?
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