(Editor's Note: This story has been updated with comments from House Armed Services readiness subcommittee Chairman Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA).) The Navy requires an even larger fleet than the one called for by President-elect Donald Trump, according to the service's latest force-structure assessment released Dec. 16. The 2016 FSA outlines the Navy's requirement for a 355-ship fleet, a 47-ship increase from the last assessment in 2012, which had a 308-ship goal. Trump pitched the goal of a 350-ship Navy...
