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Exhibit 1 Five Year Plan For Navy Shipbuilding And Conversion

FY 1986-1990 (dollars in millions) 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990

Qty § Qty $ Qty $ Qty * Qty

Trident 1 1531.8 1 1673.6 1 1751.8 1 1835.8 1 1923.0

SSN-688 4 2708.4 4 2543.5 4 2872.9 2 1677.0 4 2812.3

New Design SSN — 456.1 132.5 1 1693.3 538.1

BB REACT 53.5 1 422.4 — — —

CV SLEP 133.4 1 491.8 111.2 115.8 1 651.6

CG-47 3 2766.2 3 2885.2 3 3139.0 2 2229.1 —

DDG-51 164.3 2 2239.5 5 4523.4 5 4512.3 5 4690.0

LSD-41 2 414.4 — — — —

LHD-1 1 1507.2 379.2 1 915.5 1 701.4 1 1505.5

LPD-4 SLEP — 80.5 1 279.3 3 457.3 3 360.8

LSD-41 (VAR) — 23.6 2 512.5 2 544.4 2 536.5

MCM 4 334.1 1 102.2 — — —

MSH 4 184.5 4 195.7 4 219.0 4 212.1 —

PCM — — — — 95.1 6 95.1

TAO 2 328.5 2 356.4 2 385.8 2 391.7 2 403.7

AO (Jumbo) — — 1 70.3 2 145.6 2 135.6

TAGOS 2 115.1 2 117.3 — — —

AE — — 1 485.1 1 373.6 1 380.0

AFDM — — 1 126.2 — 1 103.0

AOE-6 — 1 756.6 1 572.5 1 593.7 1 608.3

AG (Conv) 1 68.9 — — — —

AR — — — — 1 524.7

TACS (Conv) 3 82.5 2 66.6 2 70.2 — —

TAVB (Conv) 1 26.9 — — — —

MTS (Conv) 26.5 — — — —

LCAC 12 307.0 12 310.3 12 315.4 12 327.6 12 340.8

Landing Craft 34.4 62.4 64.5 33.6 47.2

Service Craft 79.5 84.0 87.3 89.5 140.3

Strat Sealift 203.4 29.1 70.2 27.8 74.0

Outfitting 228.5 254.1 250.9 260.3 303.2

Post Delivery 112.6 204.3 146.7 209.8 150.1

Total Budget 11,411.6 13,734.4 17,102.2 16,526.8 16,323.8

No. of Ships:

Major New Ships 23 20 25 22 19

Air Cushion LCAC's 12 12 12 12 12

Service/Conv. Landing Craft 16 NA NA NA NA

Conversions 5 4 4 5 6

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These numbers should naturally be treated with caution. Congress does not necessarily approve Navy budget requests and Navy's plans change: • last year DOD requested $13.1 billion to build or convert 29 ships—Congress approved $11.7 billion for 26 ships • two years ago Navy said 28 new ships were planned for FY 1986—Navy has now cut the figure to 23 ships • two years ago Navy said it planned to spend $16.8 billion on shipbuilding and conversion in FY 1986—the budget figure has now been cut to $11.4 billion

Source: Department of Defense

Exhibit 2

Landing Craft, Workboats And Drydocks

Currently Under Construction (as of January 1985)

Contract

Value

Craft Qty Contractor (in thousands)

Seaspectre PB MK 4 3 Atlantic Marine, Inc.-Ft. Geo. Isl. FL 4,160 24' EOD Boat 33 Monark Boat Co.-Monticello AK 1,670 24' Boom Handling 4 Monark Boat Co.-Monticello AK 348 33' Utility Boat 6 Monark Boat Co.-Monticello AK 656 36' Lg. Personnel Landing Craft 98 Watercraft America-Edgewater, FL 11,500 56' Target Boat 5 Watercraft America-Edgewater, FL 868 33' Personnel Boat 13 Port Richmond-Richmond, CA 1.469

Med/Aux Repair Drydock (ARDM) 1 Todd-Seattle-Seattle, WA 32,700

Torpedo Weapon Retriever (TWR) 8 Marinette Marine-Marinette, Wl 18,800 50' Work Boat 52 Marinette Marine-Marinette, Wl 12,845

Patrol Craft (YP) 19 Marinette Marine-Marinette, Wl 68,000

Torpedo Weapon Retriever (TWR) 3 Marinette Marine-Marinette, Wl 7,123

LCM-8 28 Marine Power & Equip.-Seattle, WA 13,348

Patrol Craft (YP) 7 Peterson Builders, Inc.-Sturgeon Bay, Wl 25,800 40' Utility Boat 23 Willard Company-Fountain Valley, CA 1,890 40' Personnel Boat 22 Willard Company-Fountain Valley, CA 3,224 50' Utility Boat 12 Willard Company-Fountain Valley, CA 2,024 33' Personnel Boat 17 Willard Company-Fountain Valley, CA 3,407 26' Motor Whale Boat 102 Uniflite-Bellingham, WA 3,796 22' Utility Boat 15 Boston Whaler-Rockland, MA 400 18' Utility Boat 64 Arcwel Corp.-San Diego, CA 731 18' Target Boat 15 Arcwel Corp.-San Diego, CA 550

Med. Special Warfare Craft 1 RMI-National City, CA 7,000 110' YC 28 Moss Point Marine-Escatawpa, MS 7,300

Total 579 229,609

Source: Department of Navy (continued on page 30)