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The House Armed Services Committee’s vice chair, and one of panel’s top Navy proponents, wants to see the service form a new maritime strategy that avoids assumed budget constraints and details capabilities “it actually needs” to counter China. During a Hudson Institute discussion, Rep. Elaine Luria (D-Va.) said she believes the Navy lacks an actionable long-term vision required for a new strategy and advocated for the service to receive annual five percent topline increases to ensure the necessary investments to…
