Next-Generation Destroyers to Pack More Missiles, Energy Weapons
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – The Senate Armed Services Committee boosts shipbuilding by $8.5 billion and munitions by $6 billion to modernize U.S. military capabilities, including missile and submarine programs.
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Senate authorizers look to boost destroyer and submarine funding with shipbuilding bump
The Senate Armed Services Committee is angling to inject $5.4 billion into the Navy's Arleigh Burke-class destroyer program and $1.2 billion into Virginia-class submarine procurement as part of its push to hike fiscal year 2026 shipbuilding funding by over $10 billion. The committee previously announced its version of the FY-26 defense policy bill would green light a $32 billion increase to the defense topline -- led by a substantial shipbuildin…
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