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US Navy Retires USS Boise After 34 Years

The Navy will reassign the crew and shift funds to Virginia- and Columbia-class submarines after costs rose from $1.2 billion to $3 billion, officials said.

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The U.S. Navy is decommissioning the USS Boise, emphasizing the shift from repairing older submarines to investing in new technology.

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During a hearing at the National Assembly on April 9, the Chief of Staff of the Navy [CEMM], Admiral Nicolas Vaujour, highlighted the very high availability rate of the ten submarines operated by the Strategic Oceanic Force [FOST], which reached 70% in 2025. "This is exceptional. Of our five nuclear attack submarines,... This article, "Its renovation being too costly, the American submarine USS Boise will be decommissioned prematurely," first ap…

After a decade without making any progress towards his return to service, the U.S. Navy announced that he would carry out the deactivation of the USS Boise attack nuclear submarine, which is part of the Los Angeles class and was originally integrated into the ranks of the institution in 1992. [...] The entry After 10 years without progress, the U.S. Navy will deactivate the USS Boise attack nuclear submarine aparece primero en Zona Militar.

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zona-militar.com broke the news on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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