--- On Wed, 5/8/13, Breaking Defense <newsletters@breakingdefense.com> wrote:
From: Breaking Defense <newsletters@breakingdefense.com> Subject: LCS: Navy Pushes Back Vs. Leaked Reports To: kodiak241@yahoo.com Date: Wednesday, May 8, 2013, 6:03 PM
LCS: Navy Pushes Back Vs. Leaked Reports | | Wednesday, May 8, 2013 ![LCS-1 Freedom in Guam 8600054408_7d148ae721](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sQcABWgx3nOFHFsffGEY9cZskY2w_UOtEJJWh65waG6mx4AEExFk5JfHAcisUQCOWM4rlABptDyI_t0VGV4QHwKynPOzoJI97SN5qb_NbuQ2x2NhIAFoVZp0FzCNl-D8B6B_5gxl_wCd5BM-u8O2mDMUjgXqXIqJ0xHgr5-1vPqNwS0suePNYFKlI2K35MUjerKVBP4W50RIsJqwxcW_K-TE3-nZvxSyugVUntwQ=s0-d)
In a hastily convened conference call with journalists, the Navy pushed back against recent Congressional criticisms, based on leaked reports, of its Littoral Combat Ship. Yesterday, the LCS program took a 1-2 blow from Bloomberg, which had obtained an internal Navy study critiquing the new ship, and from BreakingDefense, which got a preliminary draft of… Keep reading → Tags: Adm. Richard Hunt, budget, capitol hill, Congress, GAO, Government Accountability Office, lcs, littoral combat ship, navy, shipbuilding ![The $13 billion supercarrier USS Ford under construction in Newport News, Va.](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u7WXPPEVC3SipvD3UkDrt2izkO3C5uO8TXDIUGShryA5TbGIHy4LKND0-WrKSFSvSs-nchib_Vq6p9fbibZ0tslpQeL61aAQApypuSdGnXkB0QKn5x-n30BqdqxN0BhroEjxp7jOx8H-5a9kRhGUa8Rz5heFHtrzEePklv_9CQ--2nzAbOjkToEUcGL0TiLrn_CAsQSqFPKcrMua_DIYu8JdoLPQDAbKqIyjKKQg4mIHafMnnZ3YrtoS8_LTW8pTpZcmSlx7TR9rcd2K5h=s0-d)
CAPITOL HILL: It's been a rough 48 hours for the US Navy. Yesterday, the Littoral Combat Ship was battered by House appropriators and questioned by a leaked report. Today it was the Senate Armed Service seapower subcommittee's turn to grill the Navy about its aircraft carrier and submarine programs. While the automatic 10-year budget cuts known as sequestration played a major role… Keep reading → Tags: 2013 budget, 2014 budget, capitol hill, carriers, Congress, CVN-78, DDG-51, destroyers, Huntington-Ingalls, littoral combat ship, lpd-17, navy, Newport News Shipbuilding, Sean Stackley, Sen. John McCain, Sen. Roger Wicker, Senate Armed Services Committee, sequestration, shipbuilding, SSBN-X, submarines, Virginia class submarine ![otations to the combat training centers have been cancelled as a result of sequestration and lack of a budget. Here, Bradley fighting vehicles from the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division out of Fort Riley, Kan., roll out of a forward operating base at National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif., Feb. 24, 2013. This may be the last unit to train at NTC until the budget impasse is resolved. [http://www.army.mil/article/97767/]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_stFQH5-1F86GDRXm0lCVJ6V1Fei8SO3_QrOw1m54tuAUszYTHpGh6tRy_Cd7Cn7wHQIjFg9JHTRTh-i0mlQYGQzLZAU7L_fpgLnkUzEmWJHLU9H9EdAXdXsBHdUs9JPUHwmQ-zLJdIINrk81X1uhFG7FSfudSftpIZNtxhAK5PfEwyEVkCEzH4JkSPOkhaGqLfFMfzjLIWAYjddz6-YId9a-wk0bBTDLrER5M=s0-d)
WASHINGTON: While the Army can keep troops headed for Afghanistan trained up and ready to go, the ongoing budget gridlock threatens its ability to prepare for crises around the world – from North Korea to Syria – conflicts that would require a very different kind of training than the counterinsurgency tactics the force has focused on… Keep reading → Tags: 2013 budget, 2014 budget, army, budget, Gen. Ray Odierno, hybrid war, military readiness, military training, North Korea, office of strategic landpower, sequestration, strategy, syria, TRADOC | | | | | | ![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vpvLMenAnc3bHQPxR3hCViYYu5NuvZn-kD2XLgcZky1gmzVgFhL1_uvhnLZt_VNqyI1SZL6Hf4fEaMq8CK_5iHVLb0LYz0RkZ06Mru1YxLENVMiH7w9aQpnghG4aOx1nwVffCl9VDAJa8NAO26_T1L-zdS9Pjb_iEX0zgbMPqMAGI93q5F3aO89VZldPPfYFRmFag=s0-d)
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