U.S. Navy to inactivate USS Boise after prolonged repair delays and shift resources to new submarine programs
The U.S. Navy has decided to inactivate the Los Angeles-class submarine USS Boise following years of unresolved repair delays that kept the vessel out of service. Resources previously committed to Boise's maintenance will be redirected toward newer submarine programs. The decision reflects ongoing pressure on the submarine industrial base and Navy force structure planning. Inactivation of Boise reduces the operational attack submarine fleet at a time of heightened demand.
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