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National Commission on the Future of the Navy

CommissionFederal RegisterBeat: Government, Defense, Regulation, Navy, Military Leadership, Public Hearing

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The National Commission on the Future of the Navy is a federal body that publishes reports and holds public hearings on matters related to the U.S. Navy, defense policy, and military leadership.

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Federal commission tasked with evaluating and recommending future directions for the U.S. Navy.

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