Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: Future Light Amphibious Warship could be built to mixed naval-commercial standards
The USN and USMC future Light Amphibious Warship (LAW) could potentially be built to mixed naval-commercial standards in a bid to keep programme costs under control and the development timeline on track.
In such an eventuality, platform elements focused on survivability would see naval standards applied, while commercial build ...
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