U.S. Navy procurement

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## Contents

* 1 Major programs
* 1.1 Ships
* 1.1.1 Aircraft carrier
* 1.1.2 Cruiser
* 1.1.3 Destroyer
* 1.1.4 Littoral Control Ship
* 1.1.5 Support vessels
* 1.2 Aircraft
* 1.2.1 F-18 Super Hornet
* 1.2.2 EF-18 Growler
* 1.2.3 F-35C Lightning II
* 1.2.4 Helicopters
* 1.2.5 C3I-ISR aircraft
* 1.2.6 Unmanned aerial vehicles
* 1.3 Submarines
* 1.3.1 Virginia-class
* 1.3.2 Future ballistic missile=
* 1.4 Electronics
* 1.5 Weapons
* 1.6 Training
* 1.7 Operations
* 2 Annual budgets
* 2.1 Fiscal Year 2008
* 3 References

The United States Navy, for both maintenance and increasing its capability, annually procures billions of dollars' worth of equipment and services.

## Major programs[edit]

### Ships[edit]

#### Aircraft carrier[edit]

#### Cruiser[edit]

For more information, see: Ticonderoga-class.

#### Destroyer[edit]

For more information, see: Burke-class.

#### Littoral Control Ship[edit]

#### Support vessels[edit]

### Aircraft[edit]

#### F-18 Super Hornet[edit]

#### EF-18 Growler[edit]

#### F-35C Lightning II[edit]

#### Helicopters[edit]

#### C3I-ISR aircraft[edit]

#### Unmanned aerial vehicles[edit]

### Submarines[edit]

#### Virginia-class[edit]

#### Future ballistic missile=[edit]

### Electronics[edit]

### Weapons[edit]

### Training[edit]

### Operations[edit]

## Annual budgets[edit]

Congressional rules require annual budgets and appropriations, even for multiyear projects.

### Fiscal Year 2008[edit]

In 2007 top Navy officials told Congress it has underway an unprecedented modernization program across the full spectrum of its weapons platforms in both the Navy and Marine Corps. In seeking a $139.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2008, a $12 billion increase, Secretary of the Navy Donald C. Winter said the transformation of the sea services underway includes a new generation of ships, submarines, and aircraft -- with programs in development, production, or already in operation with the fleet. CNO Adm. Mike Mullen said, "Through the Fleet Response Plan, we continue to meet the demands of the Combatant Commanders for trained, flexible and sustainable forces, with six Carrier Strike Groups available on 30 days notice and an additional Carrier Strike Group ready to surge within 90 days." The budget allots $14.7 billion for shipbuilding, an increase of about $3.2 billion over 2007. The FY08 ship construction and aviation procurement plan includes the first CVN-21 aircraft carrier, a Virginia-class submarine, one amphibious assault ship, one logistics ship and three Littoral Combat Ships. It also calls for 18 EF-18 Growlers; 24 F/A-18E/Fs; 21 MV-22 Ospreys, unmanned aerial vehicles, mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles (MRAP vehicles) and the continued development and procurement of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters.[1]

## References[edit]

1. ↑ Navy News Service, "DoN Budget Request for FY08 Addresses Near and Long-term Needs," March 1, 2007