The US Navy (USN) plans to make the DDGX its large-surface combatant of the future fleet, even as it modernises its guided-missile destroyer (DDG) flotilla, according to Rear Admiral Paul Schlise, USN Surface Warfare director.

The future of the fleet does not come down to a decision between developing and buying the DDGX or acquiring more of the current DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class ships, Rear Adm Schlise noted during a speech on 11 January at the Surface Navy Association National Symposium, which started the same day in Arlington, Virginia.

The US Navy (USN) plans to make the DDGX its large-surface combatant of the future fleet, even as it modernises its guided-missile destroyer (DDG) flotilla, according to Rear Admiral Paul Schlise, USN Surface Warfare director.

The future of the fleet does not come down to a decision between developing and buying the DDGX or acquiring more of the current DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class ships, Rear Adm Schlise noted during a speech on 11 January at the Surface Navy Association National Symposium, which started the same day in Arlington, Virginia.

The US Navy (USN) plans to make the DDGX its large-surface combatant of the future fleet, even as it modernises its guided-missile destroyer (DDG) flotilla, according to Rear Admiral Paul Schlise, USN Surface Warfare director.

The future of the fleet does not come down to a decision between developing and buying the DDGX or acquiring more of the current DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class ships, Rear Adm Schlise noted during a speech on 11 January at the Surface Navy Association National Symposium, which started the same day in Arlington, Virginia.

The US Navy (USN) plans to make the DDGX its large-surface combatant of the future fleet, even as it modernises its guided-missile destroyer (DDG) flotilla, according to Rear Admiral Paul Schlise, USN Surface Warfare director.

The future of the fleet does not come down to a decision between developing and buying the DDGX or acquiring more of the current DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class ships, Rear Adm Schlise noted during a speech on 11 January at the Surface Navy Association National Symposium, which started the same day in Arlington, Virginia.

The US Navy (USN) plans to make the DDGX its large-surface combatant of the future fleet, even as it modernises its guided-missile destroyer (DDG) flotilla, according to Rear Admiral Paul Schlise, USN Surface Warfare director.

The future of the fleet does not come down to a decision between developing and buying the DDGX or acquiring more of the current DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class ships, Rear Adm Schlise noted during a speech on 11 January at the Surface Navy Association National Symposium, which started the same day in Arlington, Virginia.

The US Navy (USN) plans to make the DDGX its large-surface combatant of the future fleet, even as it modernises its guided-missile destroyer (DDG) flotilla, according to Rear Admiral Paul Schlise, USN Surface Warfare director.

The future of the fleet does not come down to a decision between developing and buying the DDGX or acquiring more of the current DDG 51 Arleigh Burke-class ships, Rear Adm Schlise noted during a speech on 11 January at the Surface Navy Association National Symposium, which started the same day in Arlington, Virginia.