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To: Don Hand who wrote (2453)2/2/1998 10:08:00 PM
From: robert a belfer  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 21143
 
Found this in the January 26 edition of Navy Times.
"By reshuffling funding in its future budget plans, Navy officials now intend to upgrade 22 Ticonderoga class cruisers with a host of improvements designed to significantly boost the
ship's combat capabilitys will into the next century, according to service documents. Called the Cruiser Conversion Program the esimated $2.2 billion modernization effort will
recieve initial funding ton the services 2001 budget......snip

Same edition, different article:
"The Navy plans to make two more cruisers "smart" this year, stocking them with new ideas and technology pionered aboard the cruiser Yorktown, the original "smart ship".
Next year the Navy hopers to persuade Congrexss to pay for the conversion of four more cruisers, said Rear Adn. James F. Amerault, who directs the fisical management division of
the Navy's budget office".....snip
..."we have the money in the [program] budgets to put smart-ship packages in all surface combatants besides DD's and FFG's........snip
....."The Smart Ship prigram put Yorktown to sea with $8 million in new computers and communications equipment- and nearly 13 percent fewer crew members..snip

I cant wait till they can teach a computer to polish brass and clean a camode :-)
Seriously, I dont know if these programs have any direct relationship to CCUR.
anyone??????????



To: Don Hand who wrote (2453)2/2/1998 10:56:00 PM
From: Christiaan McDonald  Respond to of 21143
 
Don, we will be on conference call and if we get a chance we will
ask questions. Usually others already ask the questions by the
time they get to us. I am very interested in the potential of
some of the real time business, I am sure VOD will be discussed
at length. I am not one who expects a VOD announcement. I never
get a positive surprise when I expect one, they always come out of
the blue. Maybe the luck of some others will over ride mine this
time and we will get some good news.
Ken