By Geoff Fein With budget pressures looming on the horizon, one big question for the Navy and industry partners is how they will build more ships, according to a service official. "One of the things that you absolutely have to do is to make sure that there is confidence in our collective, the collective being Navy programs and the shipbuilders ability to build ships on cost and on schedule with the capability that you need in them," Rear Adm. William…
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