Trump autorizează construcția unor nave militare în străinătate

President Trump has authorized temporary construction of U.S. military ships in foreign shipyards and reversed the electromagnetic launch system for a future aircraft carrier. This decision aims to accelerate the development of the U.S. Navy fleet and enhance defense industry capacity. Foreign shipbuilders with significant investments in the U.S. can now build up to two ships abroad to supplement domestic production. Additionally, the USS Doris Miller will revert to steam catapult technology, which is expected to incur significant costs. Trump's administration favors simpler, traditional technologies over modern systems, reflecting a shift in the Gerald R. Ford program.