USS Mobile Bay Retirement: Why the Navy's Cruisers Are Dwindling

USS Mobile Bay Retirement: Why the Navy's Cruisers Are Dwindling

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The service retired USS Mobile Bay last month—one of 27 total guided-missile cruisers, the last of which will be retired in 2027. What, exactly, will replace them?

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USS Mobile Bay Retirement: Why the Navy's Cruisers Are Dwindling

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Cruiser MOBILE BAY CG53 was officially decommissioned and stricken 18 Aug, then was moved out from San Diego to meet the Navy salvage ship USNS GRASP T-ARS51 to be towed to the

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A harbor tug maneuvers the guided missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay (CG-53) as the vessel arrives in port. The Mobile Bay and other U.S. Navy vessels are visiting Sydney during ceremonies commemorating

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