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DDG(X) destroyers: The future of US naval supremacy
What is known about these ships? Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are the real workhorses of the US Navy. Developed in the 1980s and introduced into service since 1991, these ships are the first ...
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The Navy’s DDG(X) Destroyer Won’t Sail Until at Least 2032
The prospects of a full-blown conflict between the United States and China in the South China Sea are becoming more ominous.
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DDG(X)
The mission for right... Summary: The United States Navy’s future guided-missile destroyer, DDG(X), marks a significant advancement in naval warfare technology. Gibbs and Cox, alongside Leidos ...
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The Navy’s DDG(X) Destroyer Won’t Sail Until at Least 2032
While the new destroyer class’s overall price tag currently sits at $2.5 billion, costs could increase as time goes on. Regardless, the Navy’s case for the DDG(X) program remains solid.