US Tests its HUGE New $7 Billion Aircraft Battleship
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- The largest and most dangerous aircraft battleship is finally being tested. The development of this technological marvel was not without a cost, as the United States spent a whopping seven billion dollars in the creation of this magnificent battleship. With its advanced features and unrivalled capabilities, this aircraft battleship has what it takes to redefine military strategies and keep the US Navy resilient in the face of any adversity. What is the United States most powerful battleship? Can its capabilities be compared to that of the USS- Gerald R Ford?
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A battleship is a large, heavily armored warship with a main battery consisting of large-caliber guns, designed to serve as capital ships with the most intense firepower. An aircraft carrier is a warship that serves as a seagoing airbase, equipped with a full-length flight deck and facilities for carrying, arming, deploying, and recovering aircraft.
A Nimitz class aircraft carrier is not a battleship! A Zumwalt class destroyer is not a battleship! Hello?!?!?!?!?
10 billion for such a marvel doesn't sound too much. Better spent for our defense than give it away
The USA shows the world its mastery of the science of design. Quite an impressive design.
I haven't watched but a few minutes of this video, yet, and huge, huge mistake. I WAS ON THE USS ENTERPRISE, and watch this, CVAN 65. Thats before the 69. C stands for Carrier, V stands for aircraft, A stands for Attack, and the N, get it, the "N" stands for Nuclear. Yes, the Enterprise, the "Big E" as it was AKA. I boarded in 1966 and 3 tours of Viet Nam. In 69 I was transferred to "Top Gun", NAS Miramar in San Diego.
Terminology is important. Calling an aircraft carrier something it isn’t.
Aircraft Battleship! This guy has invented a new type of warship.
What happened to the plasma cannon ? 😂😂😂
Badass
Good to hear your comments. Yeah, when I went aboard I was in "CIC" too; Combat Information Center. Per Kirk Douglas in "Final Countdown, on the Nimitz, but done very realistically. After a stint in communications with a Top Secret clearance I transferred to meteorology, spending 6 hrs a day on the island outside listening to those LOUD F-4 Phantoms afterburners. The fire happened about 8:15 AM, 10 miles south of Pearl. It was a GQ drill gone bad. I was locked outside with shrapnel from 8 500lb bombs going of on the flight deck killing 29 and injuring many others. Guess God was watching over me. But I loved that ship and proud to have served on it to my best ability.
BRAVO...👍 Thank you..✌
As others have observed, the speaker is conflating "warship" with "battleship". To Hyperspeed, please re-record and stop using "battleship" in your narrative.
Very interesting and informative. Thanks a lot. But i dont see the need that the Gerald Ford class have to replace the Nimits class. It can be use adisional alongside the Nimits class carriers for extra force capability.
Did you mean warship, that's ok, my 92 year old grandpa makes the same mistake.
Enemy will die laughing at the sight of DDG 1000.......
OH GOODIE
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It would be fascinating to see the flight deck blueprint laid out on the map of a Navy Air Base, like Pensacola, Cherry Point, Patuxent, or NOB Norfolk, or NAS Oceana. Huge as it is, pilots have told me they still see a dot on the ocean on approach, and a mighty small target on the downwind, cross wind and final, until you shoot over the fantail and catch the number 3 wire.
I don’t get it! This video was posted 3 days ago and the USS Gerald R. Ford was commissioned in 2017, nearly 7 years ago. So why is he talking about it as if it’s a brand new ship we’ve never seen before?
A nuclear power ship would not emit smoke, as the ship in your "Teaser" pix shows.