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Dry-dock shortage delays US attack submarine maintenance

A congressional audit says the Navy’s attack submarines have been less effective due to a shortage of dry-dock space, which has caused maintenance delays lasting up to four years. The watchdog estimates the delays cost about $3.4 billion over the past decade.
WHO: Congressional audit watchdog
WHAT: Dry-dock space shortage has delayed maintenance for US attack submarines, with delays up to four years and estimated costs of $3.4 billion over a decade.
WHEN: Reported Aug 26, 2026 at 8:00 PM ET
WHERE: USA
WHY: Maintenance effectiveness was undermined by a shortage of dry-dock space.
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