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Navy Force Structure: A Bigger Fleet Background and Issues for Congress

Ronald O’Rourke

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This report presents background information and potential issues for Congress on the question of whether to increase the Navy's force-level goal (i.e., the planned size of the Navy) to something more than the current goal of 308 ships.

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This report presents background information and potential issues for Congress on the question of whether to increase the Navy's force-level goal (i.e., the planned size of the Navy) to something more than the current goal of 308 ships.

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This report presents background information and potential issues for Congress on the question of whether to increase the Navy's force-level goal (i.e., the planned size of the Navy) to something more than the current goal of 308 ships.

Key concepts: Navy, Aeronautics, Modernization theory, Range (aeronautics), Operations research, Engineering, Political science, Law

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