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which ended up not really being cheaper
by alexnewman 5y ago
which ended up not really being cheaper
- QuarterReptile 5y agoThis assertion is interesting.. Even before inflation, the Seawolf cost per unit was higher than 774, and it was nearly double in inflation-adjusted terms. You could argue that the Block V VAs are closer to catching up, but at this point in the program it's better understood as an SSGN (which, ironically, is now out of style just as it's starting to be built.) Besides this, everything about Seawolf screams expensive, which can't be said about VA.
- alexnewman 5y agoWhy are ssgn outdated?
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