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The Navy’s shipyard upgrades could take 50 years, cost $200 billion

The Navy’s shipyard upgrades could take 50 years, cost $200 billionPhoto: Task & Purpose

A new report from the Government Accountability Office found that the massive program lacks regular evaluations and risks running up its costs

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