On the recordFebruary 2, 2016
The requirements were not set for and now they are lowering the number of LCS they are going to make in the future because they realize it was not the right ship.
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congress.govThe requirements were not set for and now they are lowering the number of LCS they are going to make in the future because they realize it was not the right ship.
Criticism of the LCS program's flawed requirements leading to reduced production.
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