美媒：特朗普的要求令美国海军承压

Odaily Planet Daily News This month, Trump's demands on the Navy reached a peak, placing a branch of the military already under tremendous financial and logistical strain at risk of further weakening. Trump's deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln has set a record, with the vessel having spent nine consecutive months at sea, and sailors' families have warned that the crew is nearing its limits. A government report noted that the new battleship under Trump's proposed "Golden Fleet" plan would cost billions of dollars more than expected. Meanwhile, experts have criticized the President's order to revive outdated technology, a move that could completely disrupt shipbuilding production schedules. These issues are now compounding, intensifying pressure on the U.S. Navy. The Navy itself has long been plagued by project delays, cost overruns, and a shrinking fleet size—all of which could jeopardize its ability to defend the nation. One U.S. official said: "Our warships are being run ragged in the Middle East and the Caribbean with no end in sight. The Navy is truly being held over the fire right now." (Jin Shi)