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Friday, October 31, 2008

More analysis needed on destroyer plan

Chief Pentagon arms buyer John Young said he still had questions on Thursday about the U.S. Navy's decision to halt the DDG-1000 destroyer program at three ships and build older model DDG-51 destroyers instead.

"There's a substantial amount of additional analytical work to be done," Young told reporters at his Pentagon office.

Any move by the Navy to build just a few more DDG-51 destroyers would be "very expensive," he said.

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