Clearly, the Military's upper echelons were still very interested in the T-22 Tank. However, due to budget constraints, Minister Raul could only limit the tank procurement to the scope of one division.
The good news is that large-scale warfare is still a distant concern for Australasia; on this basis, there is no immediate need for massive tank equipment.
Before war erupts, tanks could possibly undergo model upgrades. Current large-scale equipment tanks may become obsolete in the future.
Apart from tanks, the fifth-generation military aircraft have also been developed in the aviation sector.
Of course, these are Australasia's fifth-generation military aircraft, which are basically the fifth product of military aircraft, unrelated to the generational assessment of advanced planes in the market.
Although the aircraft factory has been spun off, it remains under the Royal Aircraft Manufacturing Factory, which is part of the Royal financial group.
