On the recordFebruary 4, 2004
an argument could be made that designing a new destroyer is not the most cost-effective way to bring the Navy's fleet of ships into the 21st century.
an argument could be made that designing a new destroyer is not the most cost-effective way to bring the Navy's fleet of ships into the 21st century.
Senator McCain questions the cost-effectiveness of the new destroyer design.
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