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Mallory Shelbourne

Mallory Shelbourne

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Deputy Editor and Reporter, USNI News

New Hope, Washington

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  • New White House Executive Order Sets Stage for U.S. Shipbuilding Action Plan

    By Mallory Shelbourne Verified| USNI News Verified A new executive order is calling on U.S. senior leadership to create a maritime action plan by November, according to a document signed by President Trump on Wednesday. The maritime executive order is pushing for a government-wide overhaul to the commercial maritime sector to revitalize U.S. shipbuilding as the Trump administration aims to blunt China’s dominance of commercial shipbuilding.

    By Mallory Shelbourne Verified · USNI News

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Troubled Amphib Readiness Prompting Navy to Rethink Maintenance Plan

    By Mallory Shelbourne Verified| USNI News Verified NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — A new pilot program aimed at improving Navy amphibious ship readiness will kick off this year in shipyards on both the east and west coasts, service officials said Monday. Under the program, the Navy will complete the proposed maintenance package 500 days before the start of the so-called “signature availability” and award the contract 360 days before the overhaul begins, Vice Adm. Brendan McLane said at the annual Sea Air Space symposium.

    By Mallory Shelbourne Verified · USNI News

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • New White House Executive Order Sets Stage for U.S. Shipbuilding Action Plan

    By Mallory Shelbourne Verified| USNI News Verified A new executive order is calling on U.S. senior leadership to create a maritime action plan by November, according to a document signed by President Trump on Wednesday. The maritime executive order is pushing for a government-wide overhaul to the commercial maritime sector to revitalize U.S. shipbuilding as the Trump administration aims to blunt China’s dominance of commercial shipbuilding.

    By Mallory Shelbourne Verified · USNI News

    Apr. 10, 2025

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USNI News

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