The Navy's second most senior civilian today acknowledged the service will not achieve its 355-ship goal in a "reasonable" amount of time and that without a $20 billion to $30 billion increase in annual funding, the Navy could only maintain between 305 and 308 ships. "We had a goal of a 355-ship Navy," Navy Under Secretary Thomas Modly said in a speech at a Professional Services Council conference. "I will tell you it is going to be very, very difficult...