The effectiveness of the US Navy’s attack submarines has been undermined by a shortage of dry-dock space that contribute to maintenance delays of as long as four years, costing the service about $3.4 billion over the last decade, according to a new congressional audit.
The effectiveness of the US Navy’s attack submarines has been undermined by a shortage of dry-dock space that contribute to maintenance delays of as long as four years, costing the service about $3.4 billion over the last decade, according to a new congressional audit.
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