13.12.2020, 15:18
Das Pentagon hat einen 30-Jahre-Plan für die zukünftige US-Marine vorgelegt...
Interessant finde ich, dass die großen Träger, deren Ende immer mal wieder postuliert wurde, weiterhin behalten werden sollen. Spannend finde ich auch die Pläne, ein Augenmerk auf den Bau von leichten Trägern zu haben.
Schneemann.
Zitat:US Navy 30-year shipbuilding plan reflects Pentagon big-fleet strategyhttps://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-...t-strategy
The US Navy (USN) released its long-delayed 30-year shipbuilding plan on 10 December with a future fleet architecture that echoes the Pentagon plan detailed earlier this year as part of the Department of Defense’s Battle Force 2045.
The Pentagon in February told Congress it was withholding the mandatory Report to Congress on the Annual Long-Range Plan for Construction of Naval Vessels until it finished the Future Naval Force Study (FNFS), which was examining competitive advantage in great-power military competition through 2045.
The new US Navy shipbuilding plan tries to retain the long-deck aircraft carrier fleet, eye the development of light carriers, fund Columbia-class strategic submarines, significantly augment the number of Virginia-class attack submarines, and substantially increase the number of unmanned systems. [...] Beyond the five-year FYDP, the USN plan says, “DoN [Department of Navy] funding required to grow and sustain the objective battle force paces forecast long-term US economic growth (2.1% inflation and 2% real growth). This level of projected funding will address both the force structure described in this plan and the manning, training, operations, modernization and infrastructure required to sustain a larger fleet.”
Interessant finde ich, dass die großen Träger, deren Ende immer mal wieder postuliert wurde, weiterhin behalten werden sollen. Spannend finde ich auch die Pläne, ein Augenmerk auf den Bau von leichten Trägern zu haben.
Schneemann.