Navy robbing Ford carrier to Kennedy carrier!

 

Navy robbing Ford carrier to Kennedy carrier!

Question?

Why?

Would those parts come from other countries or are they (Made in the USA)?

If the parts are not made in this country and one can only wonder why not made in this country don’t we need to hire and buy from our neighbor and not some country where we have no control over quality and pricing?

USS Gerald R. Ford Needs Parts from Carrier Kennedy for Repairs; Navy Says ‘Cannibalization’ Won’t Delay JFK Schedule

By: Mallory Shelbourne

November 15, 2021

USS Gerald R. Ford Needs Parts from Carrier Kennedy for Repairs; Navy Says 'Cannibalization' Won't Delay JFK Schedule - USNI News

The Navy is taking parts from an aircraft carrier currently under construction and placing them on USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) so the lead ship is ready to deploy next year, USNI News has learned..

P.S.

If you had a dollar for every time one of our military products fell behind scheduling you would at least be a 'Billionaire’ in just a few years!

The U.S. Navy's Secret Weapon.

 

Now you are talking sense!

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This is what we the taxpaying citizens want to hear rather than billions dollars each for ships and planes just to keep up with our enemies?

 

The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)

US Navy's new $13 billion aircraft carrier!

Meet the US Navy's new $13 billion aircraft carrier - CNET

If an enemy chooses war (Russia, China, North Korea for instance), blow them out of the sky and water for about 1/10^th the price of a modern ship or plane!

Helicopters, drones, destroyers and submarines will soon be armed with a new, high-speed, explosive Very Lightweight Torpedo (VLWT) weapon designed to destroy enemy submarines, ships and other targets. 

The Very Lightweight Torpedo:

The VLWT could fit in six-inch countermeasure tubes aboard American submarines and on larger torpedo launchers on surface ships.

The Very Lightweight Torpedo: The U.S. Navy's Secret Weapon? | The National Interest