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Home›Green Marine›Senate panel seeks to thwart consolidation of shipbuilding
Green Marine

April 8, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Senate panel seeks to thwart consolidation of shipbuilding

The Senate Appropriations Committee is trying to block the Defense Department from consolidating naval destroyer construction at a single shipyard. The Senate panel attached a provision to an $81 billion emergency bill for Iraq and Afghanistan that would prevent the Pentagon from spending money on s

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The Senate Appropriations Committee is trying to block the Defense Department from consolidating naval destroyer construction at a single shipyard. The Senate panel attached a provision to an $81 billion emergency bill for Iraq and Afghanistan that would prevent the Pentagon from spending money on shifting all destroyer work from two shipyards to one. The bill must be reconciled with a House version.

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