The service retired USS Mobile Bay last month—one of 27 total guided-missile cruisers, the last of which will be retired in 2027. What, exactly, will replace them?
A harbor tug maneuvers the guided missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay (CG-53) as the vessel arrives in port. The Mobile Bay and other U.S. Navy vessels are visiting Sydney during ceremonies commemorating
US Navy decommissions USS Mobile Bay cruiser as ship count decreases - Naval Technology
The US Navy has decommissioned the Ticonderoga-class missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay, which carried Tomahawk, Harpoon, SeaSparrow and Standard missiles
USS Mobile Bay, a major player during Operation Desert Storm, will be decommissioned next week in San Diego - The San Diego Union-Tribune
30-Year Plan: Navy Puts 355-Ship Cap on Fleet Size; Plans to Introduce Large Combatant, CHAMP Auxiliary Hull - USNI News
Fair winds and following seas, USS Mobile Bay
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The Navy's Very Expensive Mistake - The New York Times
Navy wants to retire the $440M USS Detroit after only 5 years. Here's why
USS Mobile Bay Retirement: Why the Navy's Cruisers Are Dwindling
What are some new US Navy ships? - Quora
Fair winds and following seas, USS Mobile Bay
USS Mobile Bay - Wikipedia
The Navy has 15 Ticonderoga-class cruisers in active service now. As they are being decommissioned, what Navy assets are currently taking their place as of now, submarines? - Quora
