37 Percent of US Navy Nuclear Attack Submarines Can’t Deploy Because the Yards Can’t Fix Them
The famous number in America’s submarine crisis is the construction gap. But a large share of the boats the Navy already owns cannot go to sea because the yards that repair them cannot keep up…
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