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Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) as Logistics Enablers in Contested Scenarios
Maritime logistics assets are projected to be insufficient for supporting the Navy’s future operational concepts, particularly within the framework of great power competition. Current platforms lack the resilience and flexibility required to sustain distributed expeditionary forces during high-inten
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