Bill 118 hr 3939, also known as the AUKUS Undersea Defense Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The bill aims to strengthen the defense capabilities of the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom through enhanced cooperation in undersea warfare.
The AUKUS Undersea Defense Act focuses on improving the coordination and interoperability of undersea defense systems among the three countries. This includes sharing technology, intelligence, and resources to better protect against emerging threats in the undersea domain.
The bill also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong presence in key strategic regions, such as the Indo-Pacific, where undersea warfare is becoming increasingly important. By working together, the US, Australia, and the UK can more effectively deter potential adversaries and ensure the security of critical maritime routes.
Overall, the AUKUS Undersea Defense Act seeks to bolster the defense capabilities of the US, Australia, and the UK in the undersea domain, enhancing their ability to respond to evolving security challenges and maintain a strong presence in key strategic regions.