Nuclear Submarines Drive Shifts in Navy Modernization
The Vinson committee warns that conventional submarines will fail against growing nuclear threats and urges building eight nuclear submarines annually to modernize. It projects fleet reductions from 860 ships to about 503 within ten years, casting doubt on future mission readiness amid likely final debate and a vote today.
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