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Ready and lethal: US Navy (USN) seeks to fix the fleet while boosting surface warfare power/ Michael Fabey

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FABEY Michael

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In: IHS Jane's Navy International Vol.123, Issue 01, January/February 2018, p.10 (124)Summary: USN surface fleet leaders warned more than three years ago that the service was heading for disaster if it did not address readiness, training, and other shortfalls in seagoing fundamentals. Now, after a spate of accidents, navy secretary Richard Spencer says the USN must address those issues while distributing its lethal force. This article reports on how the service can accomplish that task.

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USN surface fleet leaders warned more than three years ago that the service was heading for disaster if it did not address readiness, training, and other shortfalls in seagoing fundamentals. Now, after a spate of accidents, navy secretary Richard Spencer says the USN must address those issues while distributing its lethal force. This article reports on how the service can accomplish that task.

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