Post by Admin on May 13, 2020 18:24:59 GMT -5
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Business as usual for the USN, still waiting to re-capture glory when the Japs attack Mid-Way again, now in
a world with Hyper-sonics.
MOD
U.S. Navy has shelved plans to conduct a review of its aircraft carrier fleets, which was set to explore the possibility of cutting the troubled Gerald R. Ford class to just four ships and buying smaller flattops. This comes as Kenneth Braithwaite, the man in line to become the next Secretary of the Navy, has openly endorsed the Ford class and questioned the value of lighter carriers.
Business as usual for the USN, still waiting to re-capture glory when the Japs attack Mid-Way again, now in
a world with Hyper-sonics.
MOD
U.S. Navy has shelved plans to conduct a review of its aircraft carrier fleets, which was set to explore the possibility of cutting the troubled Gerald R. Ford class to just four ships and buying smaller flattops. This comes as Kenneth Braithwaite, the man in line to become the next Secretary of the Navy, has openly endorsed the Ford class and questioned the value of lighter carriers.