The following is the May 29, 2015 Government Accountability Office (GAO) report, Navy Force Structure: Sustainable Plan and Comprehensive Assessment Needed to Mitigate Long-Term Risks to Ships Assigned to Overseas Homeports.
Document: GAO Report On Risks to U.S. Navy Ships Assigned to Overseas Homeport
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