U.S. Navy Not Fit For War

[Orangeburst]

Pathetic. At least they’re still coming.

I saw CCP has launched 7 Nuke subs in past 2 years..and for past few years we have spent a ton of money on trying to get 2/yr but stuck at 1.5/yr. Apparently they are trying to concurrently produce Columbia and Virginia at same time and both are suffering..that is their excuse

 

[85SugarVol]

I saw CCP has launched 7 Nuke subs in past 2 years..and for past few years we have spent a ton of money on trying to get 2/yr but stuck at 1.5/yr. Apparently they are trying to concurrently produce Columbia and Virginia at same time and both are suffering..that is their excuse

Well you know I’ve been bitching about sub numbers, and production, for a long time in here (you as well).

It’s the one true, clear advantage we have/had compared to the Chinese in the Pacific.

I’m still down for buying some Japanese Taigei’s at $600M per boat. Kawasaki can pump em out. Those Lithium AIPs are perfect for sitting silent on the floor of the Strait - waiting to fire kill shots. Put more dots on the map.

Or we better figure out how to extend the Los Angeles & Ohio boats.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Pentagon Replaces Naval Academy Leader Who Oversaw Racist Affirmative Action Policies​

The leading official who presided over the U.S. Naval Academy’s use of racist affirmative action admissions policies is being replaced, the Pentagon announced on Friday.

According to a Defense Department press release, Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Michael J. Borgschulte has been nominated to replace Navy Vice Adm. Yvette Davids as the superintendent of the renowned military school. Davids — who was nominated to her now-former position by President Joe Biden — has since been reassigned to be the deputy chief of Naval Operations for Operations, Plans, Strategy, and Warfighting Development.

The Pentagon’s move to replace Davids as the Navy school’s superintendent comes amid the Trump administration’s efforts to restore meritocracy and lethality to the military.

Under Davids’ leadership, the Naval Academy embraced the use of affirmative action in its admissions processes. A former professor at the school previously told The Federalist how such race- and sex-obsessed policies reportedly resulted in less qualified applicants being accepted into the academy and disunity among midshipmen.

DOD Ousts Naval Academy Head Who Allowed Affirmative Action

The Naval Academy superintendent who oversaw the use of affirmative action policies is being replaced, the Pentagon announced Friday.

thefederalist.com