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NavalNorth AmericaAug 19, 2026

US turns to allies to tackle navy shipbuilding backlog

The US is turning to allied shipyards to tackle its navy shipbuilding and repair backlog. Efforts involve Korean and Japanese industry for maintenance and construction. Highlights industrial base capacity limits.

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