American Shipbuilding Association - China's investment in new ships and technologies present a potential problem for the United States

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China's investment in new ships and technologies present a potential problem for the United States This newscast, while simulated, is steadily becoming a reality. While still the most advanced fleet on the seas, the U.S. Navy presently possesses one of the smallest fleets in our Nation's history.
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