Naval shipyards face obsolescence warns panel
A subcommittee report warns naval shipyards may not meet wartime needs due to funds and manpower shortages. It criticizes a slowed ten year modernization plan, noting Long Beach Naval Shipyard would have received 25.9 million but got 9.9 million, and calls for possible yard closures or restricting vessel procurement to a few private yards.
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Navy blocks public access to San Clemente Island
Los Angeles county supervisors pressed to open all or part of San Clemente Island to civilians. Navy officials called the island essential for gunnery ranges and said it remains closed except for a small ordnance station. The dispute centers on allowing public visits while the Navy warns of security and training needs.
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