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What If a Modern Aircraft Carrier Fought History's Largest Navies?

Long-form10:30People & BlogsPublished Sep 24, 2026, 9:00 PM · 3w ago
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What If a Modern Aircraft Carrier Fought History's Largest Navies? This is the USS Gerald R. Ford, the newest American aircraft carrier in service. It weighs 100,000 tons, runs on two nuclear reactors, does about 35 miles an hour, and carries more than 75 aircraft: Super Hornet fighters, Growler jamming jets, Hawkeye radar planes and Seahawk helicopters. The rules: the Ford fights alone, with no escorts and only what it carries, and gets a full reload before every fight. Each opponent is the biggest navy of its age by number of ships, at its peak, using only weapons that navy owned. No nukes. The Ford wins if it destroys the enemy's main striking power and can still fly. It loses if it sinks or its flight deck is knocked out. Made by my Last Brain Cell
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