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USS Yorktown sailors gather to watch the ship transit through the Panama Canal locks. The design features of the Essex-class can be seen here as the ship squeezes through the locks of the Canal. Notably, the deck-edge aircraft elevator is in the raised position. July 11th, 1943. from Currin’s Naval, Maritime & Marine News https://ift.tt/37fCPJS viaContinue reading “USS Yorktown sailors gather to watch the ship transit through…”

USS Yorktown sailors gather to watch the ship transit through the Panama Canal locks. The design features of the Essex-class can be seen here as the ship squeezes through the locks of the Canal. Notably, the deck-edge aircraft elevator is in the raised position. July 11th, 1943. from Currin’s Naval, Maritime & Marine News https://ift.tt/37fCPJS viaContinue reading “USS Yorktown sailors gather to watch the ship transit through…”

USNS Miguel Keith Delivered After Repairs to Fix Dry Dock Flooding Damage USNI News by Ben Werner The future USNS Miguel Keith (ESB-5) departs General Dynamics National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. shipyard in San Diego, Calif. During the weeklong acceptance trials, the Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey conducted comprehensive tests to demonstrate and evaluate theContinue reading “USNS Miguel Keith Delivered After Repairs to Fix Dry Dock Flooding Damage USNI News by Ben Werner”

USNS Miguel Keith Delivered After Repairs to Fix Dry Dock Flooding Damage USNI News by Ben Werner The future USNS Miguel Keith (ESB-5) departs General Dynamics National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. shipyard in San Diego, Calif. During the weeklong acceptance trials, the Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey conducted comprehensive tests to demonstrate and evaluate theContinue reading “USNS Miguel Keith Delivered After Repairs to Fix Dry Dock Flooding Damage USNI News by Ben Werner”

The new seal for the Navy’s next aircraft carrier contains a hint about big changes coming to naval aviation Christopher WoodyNov 16, 2019, 4:11 AM US Navy/Mass Comm Specialist 3rd Class Adam FerreroThe carrier John F. Kennedy as its dry dock area is flooded in Newport News, Virginia, on October 29. The US Navy’s latest aircraftContinue reading “The new seal for the Navy’s next aircraft carrier contains a hint about big changes coming to naval aviation”