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Consolidation in American Naval Shipbuilding
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naval consolidation(click to view full) In 1993, a bottom-up review concluded that declining demand after the end of the Cold War needed a restructured defense industry with fewer assets. During a Pentagon dinner that has come to be called the “Last Supper,” Deputy Secretary of Defense William J. Perry signaled to the industry that the […]
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