Aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75), USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) and USS Milwaukee (LCS-5) combat ship perform high-speed maneuvers and rudder tests.
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Thumbnail Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3nd Class Juan A. Cubano
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Not sure how practical that is among a battle group but it sure looks cool!
It's amazing something so big could be so sleek looking.
What is the spume at the bow of the Milwaukee for?
عند رب الكون ولاشيء هاي لا كل اسلØت العالم لتستعرضوها على المسلمين
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Super dupar
swimming democracies
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Одного не понÑл, а где у авианоÑца черный дым из трубы? 😉
stop showing off and get on with it, USA vs. the world
Navy should consider if these kinds of tests are really appropriate and necessary for aircraft carriers. Realistically, there is no combat scenario imaginable that would call for maximum speed full rudder angle turns, for a full-size aircraft carrier. It's not that the boat is going to tip over, it probably won't – although it might. Given the force generated by the nuclear-powered engines, it is well within the realm of possibility that you could break a rudder post. Would that jeopardize the ship's safety ? Probably not, unless there were some kind of compounding problem that were caused – which is also possible. Given the power generated by the nuclear power plants, you could break a rudder post doing this, or bend one. You might also induce cavitation and extreme vibration from the propellers. It's not necessary, and it's not a good idea. Rudder posts are achilles heel components on almost all boats – you may recall in the tragic Fastnet race, quite a number of boats were disabled by broken and broken rudder posts. For the smaller boats, especially ones that might be called on for fast, close-in maneuvering – the test is alright to do, but to do this kind of repeated full rudder angle turning, at full throttle with the nuclear reactor engines – it's asking for trouble, for no good reason. Something to consider.
Great, big goal …
Wow super
Ok
Jay hind
Ðе дымит. Почему?
Não vejo a hora do Brasil mandar fazer uns 5 desses só pra marinha,ficar de boa … e ela merece viu! … quem dera meu DEUS
Powerful aircraft carrier USA💪
Big power of America
Notice the bridge during a turn. That's how we get under the Golden Gate bridge when the tide isn't completely out.
..manufer zig zag
ENDYA HAOSA
Imagine you were pooping in the ships toilet and that suddenly happened
Now THAT’S how you take evasive manoeuvres to avoid a Blue Whale 😃
An anti-ship missile travels at Mach 2-3, an aircraft carrier cannot possibly evade it with U-turns. So what is the point?
the arsenal of US navy are far far away other country like china, the china country the biggest fake made . . . china show strength in the Us Navy!!!!!!
This is the sea wall to me..l mean the shedding .. l mean then go to hell
Я люблю борщ
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Amazing
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Aircraft carrier 69 from San Andreas?
that massive thing looks like its 2-wheeling.
Nice new war ship. Thanks You Tube for the upload.
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It's the first time I see drift with an aircraft carrier