CBO: Navy fleet plans cut logistics and support forces
No matter how many ships the U.S. Navy eventually has in the fleet, the service is looking to cut its logistics and support forces "substantially," the Congressional Budget Office said April 25. The Navy's 30-year plan calls for having 260 to 325 ships. Under the 260-ship plan, the combat logistics...
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