Report says China can be countered without faster ship buying

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Congressional Research Service report suggests, that the rising military threat posed by China may require more United States ships to defend Taiwan from attack, however, some United States counter-moves would not require the Navy to accelerate its purchase of new ships and submarines. The report also stated that the Congress should consider the possibility that the Navy should purchase greater numbers of the future F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) and fewer of F/A-18E/F Super Hornet fighter aircraft.

China, Strategy & planning, General services, Management dynamics, Legislative Bodies, National Security, Defense Procurement, Congressional Research Service, Management, Planning, Purchasing, Military aspects, Company business management, Military procurement, Company business planning, Joint Strike Fighter (Aircraft), United States. Congressional Research Service, Defence buying

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Northrop touts platforms for billions in contracts

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The Northrop Grumman Corporation has developed futuristic aircrafts including the E-2C Advanced Hawkeye and the Broad Area Maritime Surveillance Aircraft. The Corporation hopes to earn billions of dollars in revenue through sale of these platforms to the U.S. Navy, as they fit the Navy's future needs in the war on terrorism reports the author.

Product development, Aircraft industry, Northrop Grumman Corp., E-2 (Aircraft)

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