Ticonderoga's cramped combat information centre

Will replacing Ticonderoga-class cruisers with Flight III Arleigh Burkes mean losing the cruisers' space for admirals and large missile magazines?

The premise of spacious command accommodation is disputed on grounds of cramped spaces and sea comfort, without a comparison of magazine capacities.

In Dr. Clarke's experience, the Ticonderoga class has cramped working spaces and an uncomfortable combat information centre in a seaway. That challenges the premise that retiring the cruisers necessarily means losing generous accommodation for an admiral. The comparison with Flight III Arleigh Burkes does not extend to a numerical assessment of missile-magazine capacity.