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Question: Does the Collins project read like "Lament for Seville" !?
1/ The book "Collins Class Submarine Story: Steel, Spies and Spin"
captured my attention!. I then looked on the net and found this

<<In August 1991, because of the combat system schedule slippage, the contract was amended to provide a two-stage delivery!. This was to allow submarine platform trials to proceed in advance of a fully compliant combat system being available!.

In September 1993, ASC notified sub-contractor Rockwell of a default in contract (non-delivery of the combat system), but were not allowed by Defence to proceed and instead the delivery method was further changed from two-stage to multiple increments, with increasing functionality and complexity to be introduced with each delivery!.>>
http://www!.defence!.gov!.au
/minister/1999/collins!.html

2/Reminded me of "Lament for Seville":

<<As you have observed, these are the decrees that are inconstant:

!.!.!.!.>>Www@QuestionHome@Com


Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:
Dear Mr!. Holmes!.!.!.

I believe you've asked something "similar" before and I told you, that I am NOT familiar with this "Collins Project"!. So sorry, but I can not contribute anything to your inquiry due to the lack of "knowledge"!.!.!.Maybe some "other" time!.!.!.

Sending you all my best wishes from Germany!.!.!.!.Your friend Annette***Www@QuestionHome@Com