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Thursday, June 17, 2010

USN 2011 shipbuilding program: 9 ships, $13.7 billion

The United States Navy plans to spend approximately $13.7 billion next year for ongoing construction of 9 new ships, including a super carrier, two guided missile destroyers, two littoral combat ships, two nuclear attack submarines, a helicopter assault ship, a mobile loading platform, and a joint Army/Navy high speed vessel, according to a report prepared for Congress by the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

A portion of a table in that report ‘FY 2011-2015 New Construction Shipbuilding Procurement and Funding Plan’ specifically categorizes outlays for 2011:
DesignationType# Vessels2011--$$$ (millions)
CVN-78Super Carrier12,640
DDG-51Guided Missile Destroyer22,970
SSN-774Nuclear Attack Submarine25,133
LHA (R)Helicopter Assault Carrier1950
MLPMobile Loading Platfrom1380
LCSLittoral Combat Ship21,509
JHSVJoint High Speed Vessel1181
Total
913,762


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