Inside the Aircraft Carrier Factory: Building the USS Gerald R. Ford - MEGA Warship

Описание: Go inside Newport News Shipbuilding to watch the complete construction of the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78), the largest and most advanced aircraft carrier ever built. See the entire process from steel cutting to full flight operations at sea.

WHAT YOU'LL SEE:
Watch massive steel hull construction, nuclear reactor installation, flight deck assembly, electromagnetic catapult integration, island superstructure mounting, weapons systems installation, dry dock flooding and float-off, sea trials, and full aircraft operations with F/A-18 Super Hornets and F-35C Lightning IIs.

USS GERALD R. FORD SPECIFICATIONS:
✓ Displacement: 100,000+ tons (largest warship ever)
✓ Length: 1,106 feet (over 3 football fields)
✓ Flight Deck: 4.5 acres
✓ Power: 2 A1B nuclear reactors (unlimited range)
✓ Crew: 4,500+ sailors
✓ Aircraft: 75+ fighters and helicopters
✓ Catapults: 4 EMALS electromagnetic launch systems
✓ Cost: $13 billion
✓ Build Time: 13 years (2005-2017)

⚠️ AI-GENERATED CONTENT DISCLAIMER ⚠️
This video is created using artificial intelligence (AI) for educational and entertainment purposes. All manufacturing processes, facilities, and visuals are AI-generated simulations and artistic interpretations - not actual factory footage. Content is designed to educate and inspire interest in engineering and manufacturing, but should not be used as technical reference or professional advice. The scenarios shown may not accurately represent real-world production methods.

CONSTRUCTION HIGHLIGHTS:
The Gerald R. Ford represents the pinnacle of naval engineering with revolutionary technology including electromagnetic catapults replacing steam, advanced weapons elevators, dual-band radar, and 25% more electrical power generation. Built in modular sections at Newport News Shipbuilding, the only facility capable of constructing nuclear carriers, each Ford-class carrier takes over a decade to build and serves as a floating city projecting American power worldwide.

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