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 @FreedomDemocrat from Michigan  agreed…2yrs2Y

Yes.

In WWI, the Battle of Jutland was the only clash of once-important battleships. In WWII we build up-to-date battleships (Iowa class) but also built carriers and battleships were essentially useless.

So your point about not trying to match China's hull count may well be spot on.

 @S3nateDonRepublican from Minnesota  commented…2yrs2Y

It hasn't been since Napoleon that wars were won with battlefield strategy and strength of arms. Wars are won with supply chains and resources. The Atom bomb shortened the pacific campaign, but the liberty ship was what really won the war. Without the ability to crank out

thousands of these ships, we wouldn't be able to mobilize around the world. You can have all the fancy missiles you want, but it always comes down to the raw industrial might (and access to resources) of a nation.

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