Pres. Trump's FY-2027 military budget request is ~$1.5 trillion, about 50% above 2026 levels.
The Navy/Marines share is steady at 25%, while the listed increase of $85 billion is nearly 30% increase.
The shipbuilding portion increases $18 billion (~40%) to $65 billion, and doubtless billions of that will go towards upgrading industrial infrastructure.
Since at least 2020 the Naval Industrial Base has struggled to produce 10 warships and 3 auxiliary ships per year.
AS you noted, it also struggles to maintain the existing active fleet on time & on budget.
Now Pres. Trump's 2027 request funds 18 new warships and 16 new auxiliary ships.
That's asking a lot and should help upgrade industrial infrastructure.
We'll see what Congress does with it.
rlmorel: "But it is an improvement that the Trump administration recognizes this.
South Korea and U.S. signed on Friday, November 14, a memorandum of understanding, implementing the agreement announced on July 30, 2025 as this linked article states:"
Hopefully they'll reopen the old Philadelphia Naval Yard and use it to help build Pres. Trump's Golden Fleet, maybe even Trump class BBGNs?
So, I think things are moving in the right direction, just dread to think what will happen if we get wiped out in November and again in 2028... {sigh}