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The Goal is for the US marines to operate from a fleet of 40-60 of these 4000 ton vessels, each only costing $100-130 million a piece. A very smart strategy; distributed lethality. Operating in squadrons of 9 of these vessels.
Each will carry 75 Marines and 45 sailors.
Part of the new mission would be sinking enemy submarines and surface ships. Expect a lot of work with a fully modernized SOSUS nets.
nationalinterest.org
A good podcast that elaborates on US defense procurements, which mentions this ship in the most recently podcast.
Each will carry 75 Marines and 45 sailors.
Part of the new mission would be sinking enemy submarines and surface ships. Expect a lot of work with a fully modernized SOSUS nets.
The Marines’ New Light Amphibious Warship Is Coming and It's Looking Fearsome
Here’s What You Need to Remember: The future of the Marine Corps is amphibious. Here are the ships that will carry them throughout the Pacific and onto enemy-held islands. As the Marine Corps transitions from a force that for years has fought grinding land wars in places like Iraq and...
nationalinterest.org
A good podcast that elaborates on US defense procurements, which mentions this ship in the most recently podcast.
National Defense Magazine: May 2021: Arctic Special Ops, light amphibious warships, cyberhacking
In this episode, National Defense takes a look at Special Operations Command’s role in great power competition in the Arctic, survivability challenges for the Navy’s new class of light amphibious warships and how the Defense Department is brainstorming cyberhacking solutions.
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