Re: Navy's Future Light Amphibious Ship
Good points.
https://news.usni.org/2020/02/20/nav...ogistics-ships
https://news.usni.org/2020/06/08/mar...ous-operations
Those others are coming on line sooner...
https://www.defensenews.com/naval/20...off-the-lines/
About those tanks, has anyone noticed that we haven't heard anymore about units casing their colors since Plan 2030 started mid-Summer!?!
Something could be going on in the " book room" during a poker game, more likely everyone's " slowing the pace down" a bit because we're getting a new Commander-in-Chief.
I still think they'll keep a couple of combat ready companies and one training one. USMC will keep the M1A1 FEP, and the rest like the ones already shipped back to the USA will become M1A2C units as the M1A2 SEP 2 is no longer being produced.
We'll see, but again you can't deny the process hasn't slowed down since it began.
Regards,
Pat
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