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Mar–a–Lago, Florida
Tuesday, December 22, 2025
President Trump
Beautiful. Wow. It's beautiful. It's the first renderings of what we are doing.
President Trump
I want to wish everybody a Big Hello and Merry Christmas and welcome to Mar–a–Lago for this exciting announcement of the new Golden Fleet. We are calling it the Golden Fleet that we are building for the United States Navy. As you know, we are desperately in need of ships. Our ships, some of them have gotten old and tired and obsolete and we are going to go the exact opposite direction.
We are delighted to be joined by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth who is doing a fantastic job and Secretary of the Navy John Phelan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is here. He gave a great few words toward the end of last week. He spoke for a couple of hours on what a good job we are doing, which is true.
As Commander-in-Chief, it is my great honor to announce that I have approved a plan for the Navy to begin the construction of two brand new, very large, the largest we have ever built: battleships.
You used to build the Iowa, the Missouri, the Wisconsin, the Alabama, and many others. We had big battleships. These are bigger, but they will have 100x the force, the power, and there has never been anything like these ships.
These have been under design consideration for a long time. And it started with my first term because I said, "Why aren't we doing battleships like we used to?"
And these are the best in the world. They will be the fastest, the biggest, and by far 100x more powerful than any battleship ever built. So if you look at the Iowa, the Missouri, Wisconsin, Alabama, and others, but they were similar in size, some a little bit bigger than the others, but if you take the biggest one, it is 100x more powerful. They are longer by a little bit, and they are bigger. They are bigger ships, but they hold much more. They use the word lethality.
Battleships are the largest, sturdiest, and most heavily armed vessel built specifically for naval combat. While America has built many new warships over the years, they have tended to be smaller, much smaller and not conducive to where we are and where we are going and peace through strength. We have been building aircraft carriers. We are going to be upping that also. We are going to be going to a superior aircraft carrier. We have the Gerald R. Ford class. We are going to be upping that to a different class of aircraft carrier. We have not built a battleship since 1994.
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