Navy commission holds hearing on fleet size and shipbuilding
Published Date: 10/7/2026
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The National Commission on the Future of the Navy is holding a public hearing on October 8, 2026, to discuss how to keep America's Navy strong and ready for the future. Navy and Marine Corps leaders will share their views on fleet size, shipbuilding, and personnel. Anyone interested can attend in person or watch online, with no cost involved.
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