Posted on Nov 13, 2019
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It appears from this story on Military.com, that the Navy and the shipyard are finally closing in on a deployment date based on repairs to the ordnance elevator issue. The Navy's newest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford and ships force are full speed ahead for deployment!.
Navy, Huntington Ingalls 'In a Better Place' After Criticism of USS Ford: Navy Secretary
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I have a ton of issues with ship yards. In this case, granted I have no 1st hand knowledge, I think they tried to put too much brand new technology and equipment on one platform. At one point in the yards, we had to cancel a few projects because there were too many things that hadn't been tested, hadn't figured out how it would talk/interact with the other systems, and we were seriously wondering how we were going to be able to handle these things in combat. We had no tech specs or repair/combat procedures. My 2 cents is that yards don't understand these ships can go straight from the yards to a combat situation. Their cute little projects aren't worth it if sailors don't know how to use them when the bullets are flying. I'll get off my soapbox.... CWO3 Dennis M.
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CWO3 Dennis M.
LT Brad McInnis you can get on your soap box any time...you earned that right, and I have misses your input on Naval posts. Welcome back Brad!
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