U.S. aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford

U.S. aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford

Photo taken on March 3, 2023, shows the flight deck of the U.S. Navy's new nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford, the world's biggest warship, while it is positioned in the Atlantic Ocean.

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