Navy Readiness Plan Extends Ship Maintenance

This discussion dives into the Naval Systems Command (NAVSEA) implementing a five-part strategy to improve the Navy's readiness by 2027, aiming for 80% of the fleet to be deployable. This involves streamlining ship maintenance, reducing repair times from a year to approximately 100-150 days. The plan addresses accelerating ship delivery, improving maintenance, leveraging data for innovation, strengthening the workforce, and enhancing infrastructure. A related article highlights the impact of past maintenance delays on amphibious warfare ships, affecting Marine deployments. The NAVSEA strategy is a crucial component of the Navy's broader effort to address years of maintenance backlogs and ship shortages.