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The Future Of The Aircraft Carrier
Expensive, massive and lethal, the aircraft carrier has been the cornerstone of American security for close to a century, but with advances in missile design, will it remain on top?
Aircraft carriers are expensive. The latest carrier in the U.S. Navy, part of what’s called the Ford class, costs $12.8 billion per ship, and that’s before the cost of fixing new technology, aircraft flying off the deck and the cost of operating the carrier in the high seas for months at a time. The U.S. has more active aircraft carriers than every other country in the world combined. The U.S. Navy currently has ten Nimitz-class carriers, one Ford-class carrier and nine amphibious assault ships, which are smaller and focus on helicopters and short takeoff and vertical landing aircraft. A Nimitz-class carrier can carry a mix of F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, E-2D Hawkeye surveillance aircraft and an assortment of other support aircraft and helicopters. The carrier fighter of the future is the F-35C. But to field the new aircraft, most U.S. carriers will need to be upgraded.
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January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
11 some nations dont evan have one
@DRAGUNSHELL
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
FLARES WORKS FOR JETS WHY NOT AIRCRAFT CARRIER'S DESTROYERS REAR N FRONTS STAND STILL SHOOT UNTILL PAST MISSILES FULL SPEED AHEAD ONCE MISSILES PASS SHIPS RESEARCH 🚢 🤔 🙄 BOND'S APPETITE 🍾 WORLD'S CHINO 😎 NYC ???
@maundamartin59
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
The ONLY THING that's gonna STOP DEFENSE SPENDING when it comes to the U.S. NAVY. Is somehow that the technology that DR STEPHEN GREER, OR THE very BRILLIANT LATE Lt Colonel BEARDEN'S INSIGHT COMES TO FRUITION. "RIGHT F*CKIN" NOW. But..if.the RELEASE, of the technology goes OPEN SOURCE. A terrorist could USE THAT TECHNOLOGY, for nefarious reasons. In closing,,,, THERE is a WAY TO RENDER FOSSIL FUEL PROPELLED CRAFT USELESS.
@maundamartin59
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Did he say $400,000 "per" go times 4,000 crew members.
@doncleaver5994
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Just big targets for enemies missiles! Stop wasting money! The only thing we should be building are submarines and offensive and defensive missiles to include road mobile ICBMs
@robertcarter2310
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Hell you could sink every ship on the water form space.
@robertcarter2310
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
We are going to always need some kinda aircraft carrier. But the battleship . With today technology. There not a ship on the water that could touch it and fire power omg you could level a country!
@tanujSEM
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
For there might remain military training to some percent of population but war industries will go away with development of marxist economics,if it is applied in new world order and this time creating both sides development of accumulation hardly makes sense as marx was just able to warn machinery will undermine human labour but time has come
@Amash796
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Ships are now sitting ducks as missile technology improves. Unless there’s proven anti missile systems, all it takes is one monster to destroy the whole Concept of war ships.
@MrDaejoiscool
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
We can't really know how effective our new Ford-class A/C will be against a potential enemy unless we actually fight each other. Hopefully that won't happen. But if so, we might wind up learning that our "biggest warship in the world" is vulnerable to a hypersonic "carrier-killer" missile like China's DF-21. These missiles only cost $10 million each. 1,000 of them cost less than the Ford. And they don't risk the lives of Chinese sailors. There are 2,600 on the Ford.
@johnroberts9922
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Very recently a US "amphibious" assault carrier demonstrated its ability to launch 24 F-35Bs. That platform all of a sudden became a major offensive center for the US Navy.
@dat8r1
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
I have excellent idea ! Us navy has to get French Rafales fighters . They’re efficients and make good job .
Replace the F18 by Rafales
@koaung3803
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
ADDENDUM TO MY CHOSEN OPTION IS THERE IS INFINITE AMOUT OF AIR THAN SEA OR LAND..OBVIOUS TACTICAL ADVANTAGES ARE THERE ALSO. WE MUST THINK. " OUTSIDE THE BOX" AND UTILISE THE US ADVANTAGES COMPARED TO SOVIETS I& P.RC. PLS NOTE MY " SOVIET " COS PUTIN WANTS TO PUT BACK ON HIS SOVIET UNIFORM AGAIN WTH HIS AVID NEEDS TO REGAIN THEIR PRIDE & PRESTIGE N NOT PLAIN RUSSIAN TITLE.
@koaung3803
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
AS THE 35C ACCIDENT SHOWED. AIRCRAFTS SHUD LAND INTO HANGER LIKE FLYING AIRCRAFT CARRIERS AS IN THE AVENGER SERIES DEPICTS THE EFFICACY OF SUCH PROVES CORRECT THAT EVEN IN HI VELOCITY ACTION PACKED WARFARE SCENARIOS THESE GIANTS CAN BATTLE TO WIN.SO SCRAP THOSE OUT OF DATE EXPENSIVE BEHEMOTHS.And MAKE AMERICA INVINCIBLE AGAIN.. ALSO NAME THE 1st. Flying Aircraft Carrier the CARL VINSON 2.
@ramprasada2682
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
The future of large aircraft carriers are in question due to hypersonic anti ship missiles of USA adversaries
@ramonng6381
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Carriers used to be awesome, as were submarines, but with the hypersonic gliders, they are now, practically, useless…
China developed so fast, it bypassed the submarine and carrier stages….went directly to space control and hyper territory…
@ramonng6381
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Nothing but a big boat now…..with hypersonic missiles and gliders, might as well be stationary sitting ducks….a money drain, that is all….
@mikeygee7
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
These are the main reason American military power is feared all over the world. Yes, take my tax money build 10 more please.
@RyzeShib
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
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@geraldshields9035
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
yep.
@RSID
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
China is taking a step by step methods in building aircraft carriers. They didn't know how to properly build one, so they bought an old one from Ukraine and learnt from it, putting it into service in the process. Once they got the know-how, they built and improved copy. Now they're building a third with EMALS but still conventionally powered, simmilar to the IEP propulsion that powers the Zummwalt destroyers. The fourth would probably the first design to feature a nuclear propulsion.
@DilbertMuc
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Makes me wonder what a future USS Biden in 20-30 years would look like and if it were functioning at all.
@WTH1812
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Amazing how many important points you missed or glossed over. Here are a few:
What is the cost of not having carriers? …
What is the alternative? …
Current hot zones are Taiwan/South China Sea (7000 to 10,000 miles from US), East China Sea (6500 miles), Yellow Sea (6000 miles), Sea of Japan (5500 miles) …
Carrier battle groups can station within immediate striking distance of any of these …
Aircraft carriers are sovereign US territory wherever they go. They do not require a foreign government's permission to operate …
America's economy is based on foreign trade, which requires open seas which are enforced by US carrier battle groups …
Wasp/America class carriers cannot dominate an area like a full-size carrier …
Carriers have multiple layers of defense extending out hundreds of miles from the center of the battle group in all directions …
Carriers can move. Land installation like the islands China built in international waters cannot …
Carriers can exit the active battle zone to resupply. Island bases cannot …
Money spent on carriers is not the same as a pile of cash left on the corner. It drives technology advancement. It employs shipbuilders, contractors and the communities that support them. It pays, trains, promotes competent sailors and officers to always ensure battle readiness …
Yes, top of the line modern carriers are expensive …
Yes, there are delays and reworks when developing new systems
Yes, like every military procurement ever there are cost overruns
AND YES, THE COST OF NOT HAVING THEM FAR OUTWEIGHS THE COST OF HAVING THEM
@tonyj59
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
us military budget is so low! compared to the population it monitors! America need to be abroad! we are no longer living in the bronze age… the weapon are so destructive! we have no choice but to watch and be vigilant!
@harveylin3548
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
As a defense contractor, the future is we will keep getting paid and those ships will kept on floating and showing off!
@mrosbaum
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
Carriers are relics. Their days are over. Been saying this for a long time.
Cruise missiles designed to hunt and sink carriers have come a long way.
Against a real military or Navy they will hit bottom quick.
@davidescobar5356
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
I think theirs no price in America's security spend away I support our military .
@paleamigo8575
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
The second type of carrier is also known as a "Gator freighter"!🤣👍
@christopherseidel1375
January 9, 2024 at 12:40 pm
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