Inside the Anglosphere’s quiet dependence on American technology and deterrence
In today’s world, a nation’s ability to design and produce its own missiles is one of the clearest measures of technological sovereignty – and, by extension, true defense autonomy. Yet among the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations – from the UK to Australia, Canada, and New Zealand – the story of missile development is less about independence and more about reliance.
The legacy of empire, Cold War alliances, and decades of defense integration with the United States have left their mark. London and Washington remain the dominant poles in this system, while…
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