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Monday, U.S. Senators Roger Wicker, R-Miss., and Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., and Congressman Steven Palazzo, R-Miss., praised the award of a $936 million contract to construct a DDG-51 Flight III Destroyer at Ingalls shipyard in Pascagoula.The ship will be named after former U.S. Senator Thad Cochran. Todays announcement from the U.S. Navy is a huge vote of confidence for the talented shipyard workers at Huntington Ingalls and is excellent news for the men and women of our fleet,  Wicker聽said.聽 Exercising the option for an additio owala water bottle nal destroyer helps keep our production lines stable and brings us one ship closer to our 355-ship fleet goal.聽This new destroyer will serve as a flexible, capable, and powerful deterrent to our nations adversaries for decades to come.  This new contract is terrific news because it safeguards the continuity of the production line that produces DDG destroyers with better warfighting capabilities than ever before.聽Mississippi shipbuilders can take a measure of pride in their proficiency in constructing these vital ships for the Navy,  Hyde-Smith said. This DDG contract not only supports a stronger military, but it also provides continued work for our shipbuilders at Huntington Ingalls.聽This contract will support South Mississippis economic stability and enable the Navy to move closer to its fleet goal.聽 Once complete, the DDG will help our Navy dominate the seas and co owala ntinue being adidas campus 00s  the worlds most powerful Navy,  Palazzo said.The Navy informed the lawmak

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