Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: Burning hull of USS Bonhomme Richard leaves amphibious ready group capability gap
As efforts continue to bring under control a fire on board the USN’s USS Bonhomme Richard, the financial and military implications of the potential loss of such a vessel will bear a heavy weight on a service already hard-pressed in meeting its required operational tempo.
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