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SEOUL, South Korea \u2014 A high-profile arms deal under which the U.S. and Britain were to supply Australia with nuclear subs looks increasingly sickly at a time when Indo-Pacific democracies \u2014 worried about Chinese aggression and unsure of American resolve \u2014 are building cutting-edge weapons that are in demand around the world.<\/p>\n

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The East Asian industrial powerhouses that took flight in the 1970s and \u201980s before gaining primacy in global manufacturing in the millennium are spreading their wings into defense exports.<\/p>\n

While U.S. admirals nervously eye China\u2019s fast-expanding navy, two more Asian supply-chain giants are muscling into the arms race: Japan and South Korea.<\/p>\n

Good news for U.S. strategists. Less so for U.S. industrialists.<\/p>\n

The wider picture is defense connectivity in a world where design and build are increasingly going cross-border to ensure economies of scale.<\/p>\n

Japan, a late entrant to global arms sales, is jointly developing a stealth fighter with Britain and Italy and seeks to build a frigate fleet uniting itself with Australia, Indonesia and New Zealand.<\/p>\n

South Korea has similar deals with Poland, selling kits and shifting manufacturing \u201coffset\u201d to Warsaw, though Seoul is now facing blowback.<\/p>\n

In the high-stakes bid to build Canada\u2019s submarine fleet, a German-Norwegian alliance has entered from left field.<\/p>\n

In shipbuilding especially, Asian economies, empowered by decades of top-down governmental industrial policy, pack a punch.<\/p>\n

According to Visual Capitalist, China was the world\u2019s largest builder in 2024, with 51% of global capacity, followed by South Korea with 28% and Japan with 15%.<\/p>\n

The U.S. is 14th, with 0.10%.<\/p>\n

\u201cBuilding ships does not give you profit unless you do it at scale, which is a beautiful economic model,\u201d said Alexander Clarke, a naval historian. \u201cThis model underpins naval shipbuilding.\u201d<\/p>\n

Even so, Washington seems reluctant to buy Asian.<\/p>\n

AUKUS subs sink to three<\/strong><\/p>\n

Language, culture and history have traditionally underpinned the alliance of Australia, Britain and the U.S. \u2014\u00a0 commonly referred to as AUKUS. But AUKUS is under stress.<\/p>\n

A major reveal this weekend at East Asia\u2019s biggest defense conference, Singapore\u2019s Shangri-La Dialogue Forum, was that \u201cPillar 1\u201d of the AUKUS deal will see the transfer of just three, used, U.S. nuclear attack submarines.<\/p>\n

Details came in a joint statement issued by U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and his Australian and British counterparts, and posted on the Defense Department\u2019s website.<\/p>\n

The \u201cstreamlined\u201d deal will \u201d \u2026 enable Australia to acquire three in-service VCS,\u201d or Virginia-class submarines. Despite \u201csignificant progress in the design and delivery timeline\u201d of bespoke, next-generation AUKUS nuclear attack boats, the statement mentioned no hull count or delivery timeline.<\/p>\n

The prominent intra-Anglosphere, East-West deal, signed in 2021, has underperformed.<\/p>\n

The stumbling block? The inability of London and Washington to supply themselves with sufficient boats, let alone Australia. According to the U.S. Naval Institute, the U.S. needs to build 2.33 nuclear attack subs per year, but is producing only 1.3.<\/p>\n

AUKUS aimed to offer Canberra powerful naval forward-defense capabilities and represents the biggest defense investment in Australian history: $239 billion.<\/p>\n

Pundits and media were underwhelmed.<\/p>\n

With the first used VCS expected in 2032, the Australian Broadcasting Corp. called the deal a \u201cstopgap\u201d until new, bespoke AUKUS boats appear in the 2040s.<\/p>\n

\u201cAny talk of a range of 3-5 Virginias has disappeared \u2014 3 is now a hard number and 3 means a minimum of 1 operational,\u201d wrote Euan Graham, a senior fellow at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute on X. He called widespread opposition to AUKUS a \u201creptilian pile-on.\u201d<\/p>\n

Former Australian Environment Minister Peter Garrett \u2014 the frontman of rock band Midnight Oil \u2014 has announced a crowd-funded public review into AUKUS, with a former head of the Australian Defense Force on board. Reported supporters include retired MPs, admirals, rock stars and unionists.<\/p>\n

While AUKUS Pillar 1 for subs is wheezing, some clarity emerged on Pillar 2.<\/p>\n

That will see the transfer and joint development of advanced naval technologies for underwater drones, including sensors. The assets are capable of both naval warfare and underwater cable protection \u2014 an emergent frontline in hybrid wars worldwide.<\/p>\n

\u201cThese capabilities are theater-agnostic,\u201d tweeted Alessio Patalano, a King\u2019s College professor of War and Strategy who praised Pillar 2. \u201cThey point to the maritime fabric of cross-theater links.\u201d<\/p>\n

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AUKUS\u2019 multilateral format is being mirrored elsewhere.<\/p>\n

Japan joins the fray<\/strong><\/p>\n

Since 2014, Japan has been quietly upgrading its forces\u2019 deployability, while acquiring over-horizon assets, including light carriers, marines and most recently, Tomahawk cruise missiles.<\/p>\n

Local firms are also looking abroad. In 2022, Mitsubishi announced its participation in the \u201cGlobal Air Combat Program,\u201d alongside Italy and the U.K., to jointly build a sixth-generation stealth fighter.<\/p>\n

More recently, Tokyo has revised its post-World War II practice of not selling weapons overseas. In April, Mitsubishi announced the sale of 12 \u201cMogami\u201d-class stealth frigates to Australia.<\/p>\n

Since then, Tokyo has offered Mogamis to New Zealand and Indonesia, focusing on the desirability of joint funding, manufacturing and sourcing.<\/p>\n

Headwinds have appeared from an unusual source: London.<\/p>\n

The British firm Babcock is pitching frigates to Wellington, and Jakarta is already building Type 31 frigates, a British design.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019d be surprised if they follow the \u2019Mogami\u2019 model as they have a shipyard set up [to build Type 31s],\u201d Mr. Clarke said. \u201cThey would have to retool \u2014 take the entire yard down to basics and rebuild it.\u201d<\/p>\n

More problematically, widespread expectations in British defense circles are for an exit from GCAP, the Global Combat Air Program, a joint U.K.-Japan-Italy venture.<\/p>\n

Former Defense Minister Ben Wallace tweeted on Tuesday that a strangled defense budget will force a choice between AUKUS subs and GCAP, and London has \u201cno clear guarantees to commit\u201d to the stealth jet.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf Britain doesn\u2019t fully commit to GCAP, Japan will walk away,\u201d added British Army veteran and pundit Nicholas Drummond on X.<\/p>\n

South Korea battles for Canada\u2019s subs<\/strong><\/p>\n

Since Russia\u2019s 2022 Ukraine invasion, Korean arms firms have earned billions selling tanks, mobile artillery, tactical rocketry and jet trainers to NATO nations, as well as air-defense systems to the UAE. Their richest deal yet awaits \u2014 for Canada\u2019s new flotilla of 12-strong Arctic-capable diesel-electric attack submarines. That contract is reportedly worth $40 billion, plus post-sales servicing.<\/p>\n

Korean yards Hanwha Ocean and Hyundai Heavy Industries have teamed up with Babcock. Seoul\u2019s public relations tactics include deploying an in-service submarine \u2014 a record voyage for a Korean boat \u2014 and its chief of naval operations to Canada.<\/p>\n

The consortium has promised early timelines \u2014 first deliveries in 2032 \u2014 and generous offsets to Canadian industries.<\/p>\n

German competitor ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is firing back. It has bought national customer Norway on board, arguing for a trilateral NATO fleet.<\/p>\n

Ottawa will announce a winner by the end of June.<\/p>\n

Only home-grown for U.S.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Despite weak domestic shipyard capacities, Washington isn\u2019t using the sectoral strength of its Asian allies.<\/p>\n

Though classified gear \u2014 weapons, command-and-control suites, sensors \u2014 would likely have to be installed stateside, modular builds are feasible technically, if not politically.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey could, in theory, do hulls and propulsion, then come to America for fitting out,\u201d Mr. Clarke said. \u201cBut that would be a big act of political courage \u2014 these ships are meant to be built at home.\u201d<\/p>\n

In April, the Pentagon asked Congress for $1.85 billion in 2027 to research buying frigates or destroyers overseas.<\/p>\n

In May, specialist media Breaking Defense quoted an unnamed U.S. official from the White House\u2019s Office of Management and Budget saying, \u201cNo one spends $1.85 billion studying something. \u2026 That money is there for procurement of assets.\u201d<\/p>\n

Mr. Clarke is unimpressed. The sum \u201cdoes not buy a lot of ships,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Suggestions in specialist media are that it is enough to buy two Korean and\/or Japanese-built frigates, an under-represented class in the U.S. fleet.<\/p>\n

U.S.-based broadcaster WTKR News reported in May opposition from the Shipbuilders Council of America \u2014 even though the $1.85 overseas sum is dwarfed by a $65 billion Defense Department request for domestic warship manufacturing.<\/p>\n

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