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The U.S. Navy is assessing a major redesign of its aircraft carriers to reflect the preferences of President Trump, who favors a style reminiscent of World War II vessels. The financial implications of such a redesign could reach billions.
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The U.S. Navy is assessing a major redesign of its aircraft carriers to reflect the preferences of President Trump, who favors a style reminiscent of World War II vessels. The financial implications of such a redesign could reach billions.
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