combat systems / maintenance / overseas technology / large and complex infrastructure / aircraft carrier / technology reducing ship docking / software elements / machinery / capital equipment / communications / minehunter systems / project management / acceptable final product / overseas products / civil technology / food / important chemicals / high technology nature / manufacturing industries / technology base / manufacturing sector / telecommunications / basic hardware / sonar systems / high technology aspects / transport / replacement equipment / low level conflict equipment / repair / local mass producer / sufficient personal equipment / indigenous technologies / technology transfer / /
Organization
Defence Science and Technology Organisation / Reserve / Defence Force / Australian Defence Force / Defence Industry Committee / Australian Government / Capital Procurement Organisation / Efficiency Scrutiny Unit / Technology Organisation / Army / The Defence / Navy / Department of Defence / United Nations / Air Force / United States Navy / office of Defence Production / /
Person
Bell Iroquois / /
Position
Minister / forward program / Major / overseas designer / local mass producer / Forward / /
Defence forces require substantial support from industry for essential 6.6 equipment, goods and services. Frontline equipment (eg. aircraft, submarines and ships) embodies the leading edge of world technology. Rations,