US Navy won’t back down on Columbia sub program

Asia Times·Sep 21

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The US Navy is committed to its Columbia sub program, despite reported challenges. There are indications of issues with the program's timeline and the overall capacity of US shipyards to meet demand, with some submarines potentially being built behind schedule. The program's progress is being closely watched, with potential implications for naval capabilities and international collaborations.

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