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Without a robust navy, the U.S. will be unable to project power in the Indo-Pacific and deter CCP aggression. We must restore our ability to produce and repair ships at scale. This means investing in our shipyards now, not later. https://t.co/xVfsCsj9BK
While the People’s Republic of China builds over 1,700 ships annually, the U.S. struggles to produce even a handful. This decline jeopardizes our military readiness, depletes our skilled workforce, and undermines our ability to project strength. Congress needs to pass our Save
US steps up ship production 📍 US President Donald Trump aims to revive America's long-overdue commercial and military shipbuilding capacity with new legislation signed on April 9. In the executive order, “commercial shipbuilding capacity and maritime workforce” https://t.co/FCfeaDs8vT
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday that could lead to the cancellation of major defense acquisition programs, boost the procurement of commercial technologies and shake up the workforce. https://t.co/rMKDt9hyWv https://t.co/wRQAIUqpyR
The new policy aims to revitalizing a U.S. shipbuilding industry that has fallen well behind production levels of its rivals from Beijing. https://t.co/dqvY2hQ4tz
Without a robust navy, the U.S. will be unable to project power in the Indo-Pacific and deter CCP aggression. We must restore our ability to produce and repair ships at scale. This means investing in our shipyards now, not later. https://t.co/xVfsCsj9BK
While the People’s Republic of China builds over 1,700 ships annually, the U.S. struggles to produce even a handful. This decline jeopardizes our military readiness, depletes our skilled workforce, and undermines our ability to project strength. Congress needs to pass our Save
US steps up ship production 📍 US President Donald Trump aims to revive America's long-overdue commercial and military shipbuilding capacity with new legislation signed on April 9. In the executive order, “commercial shipbuilding capacity and maritime workforce” https://t.co/FCfeaDs8vT
