Difference between revisions of "USS Gerald R. Ford"
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It is supposedly the most "advanced" ship ever built, but it has had repeated problems since entering service, most notably (and embarrassingly) a problem with its toilets while on deployment. | It is supposedly the most "advanced" ship ever built, but it has had repeated problems since entering service, most notably (and embarrassingly) a problem with its toilets while on deployment. | ||
| − | After the unprovoked attacked on [[Venezuela]] in early 2026, the Gerald Ford was sent | + | After the unprovoked attacked on [[Venezuela]] in early 2026, the Gerald Ford was sent on an extended deployment to the [[Middle East]] in support of [[Operation Epic Fury]], the unprovoked attack on [[Iran]]. The ships [[toilet]]s soon began to overflow, with T-shirts and mop heads flush down the ship's sewage system. |
The Gerald Ford was withdrawn from service in March 2026 after seeing action in [[Operation Epic Fury]]. | The Gerald Ford was withdrawn from service in March 2026 after seeing action in [[Operation Epic Fury]]. | ||
[[Category:United States Navy]] | [[Category:United States Navy]] | ||
Revision as of 11:53, March 26, 2026
The USS Gerald R. Ford is the lead ship of the Ford class, the newest class of aircraft carriers. Not surprisingly, at $13 Billion it is the most expensive ship ever built.
It is supposedly the most "advanced" ship ever built, but it has had repeated problems since entering service, most notably (and embarrassingly) a problem with its toilets while on deployment.
After the unprovoked attacked on Venezuela in early 2026, the Gerald Ford was sent on an extended deployment to the Middle East in support of Operation Epic Fury, the unprovoked attack on Iran. The ships toilets soon began to overflow, with T-shirts and mop heads flush down the ship's sewage system.
The Gerald Ford was withdrawn from service in March 2026 after seeing action in Operation Epic Fury.