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🇺🇸🇨🇳 China reportedly stole the plans for America's next-gen carrier launch system, got it working, and made it cheaper, while the U.S. version still doesn't function. Trump has now ordered the Navy to rip out the whole system and go back to good old steam power. His answer is... show more

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🇺🇸 Trump Wants to Bring Steam Power Back to America’s Newest Carriers President Donald Trump has directed the U.S. Navy to redesign the fourth Ford class carrier, Doris Miller, and future carriers around traditional steam catapults instead of EMALS, according to U.S. officials cited by the Wall Street Journal. The first three carriers, USS Gerald R. Ford, John F. Kennedy and Enterprise, will retain EMALS. Trump has repeatedly criticized the electromagnetic system as too complex and unreliable, arguing that steam catapults are more dependable. If implemented, the decision would mark a major technological reversal for the U.S. Navy and could cost billions of dollars due to the extensive redesign required. The future of America’s aircraft carriers may be going back to steam.

🇺🇸 Trump Wants to Bring Steam Power Back to America’s Newest Carriers President Donald Trump has directed the U.S. Navy to redesign the fourth Ford class carrier, Doris Miller, and future carriers around traditional steam catapults instead of EMALS, according to U.S. officials cited by the Wall Street Journal. The first three carriers, USS Gerald R. Ford, John F. Kennedy and Enterprise, will retain EMALS. Trump has repeatedly criticized the electromagnetic system as too complex and unreliable, arguing that steam catapults are more dependable. If implemented, the decision would mark a major technological reversal for the U.S. Navy and could cost billions of dollars due to the extensive redesign required. The future of America’s aircraft carriers may be going back to steam.

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20,374 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

The USS Gerald R. Ford has been at sea for 300 days, plagued by broken catapults, laundry fires, and a sewage system that doesn't work—all while Iran's missiles are targeting US carriers. America's newest, most expensive warship ($13 BILLION) might be out of commission for 2 YEARS because the Navy ran it into the ground. And China is watching every second of it. 🧵 Full breakdown on NatSec Talk—follow on Rumble & Brandon Weichert on X.

The USS Gerald R. Ford has been at sea for 300 days, plagued by broken catapults, laundry fires, and a sewage system that doesn't work—all while Iran's missiles are targeting US carriers. America's newest, most expensive warship ($13 BILLION) might be out of commission for 2 YEARS because the Navy ran it into the ground. And China is watching every second of it. 🧵 Full breakdown on NatSec Talk—follow on Rumble & Brandon Weichert on X.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 America ordered its newest carrier back to steam catapults, then remembered nobody in the country has built one since 2004 Karen Kwiatkowski on the trap hiding inside the catapult order: "So maybe we can't build either one." The details make it worse. The Navy says the electromagnetic system can't be pulled from the first three Ford carriers, so the Doris Miller becomes a one-ship subclass with crews trained on hardware no other deck uses, its freshly installed launch piping gutted for a steam plant America stopped manufacturing two decades ago. Meanwhile Karen's been reading Chinese naval patents: hundreds of catapult designs, including a working new system, against the single American patent that started this fight. Her sharper point is about who's watching. Tehran tracks every sortie rate, fuel delivery, and unopened Gulf base, because adversaries measure facts while home audiences hear narratives. That gap, she argues, is why Iran now behaves like it holds the wheel. Karen Kwiatkowski Brandon Weichert

🇺🇸🇮🇷 America ordered its newest carrier back to steam catapults, then remembered nobody in the country has built one since 2004 Karen Kwiatkowski on the trap hiding inside the catapult order: "So maybe we can't build either one." The details make it worse. The Navy says the electromagnetic system can't be pulled from the first three Ford carriers, so the Doris Miller becomes a one-ship subclass with crews trained on hardware no other deck uses, its freshly installed launch piping gutted for a steam plant America stopped manufacturing two decades ago. Meanwhile Karen's been reading Chinese naval patents: hundreds of catapult designs, including a working new system, against the single American patent that started this fight. Her sharper point is about who's watching. Tehran tracks every sortie rate, fuel delivery, and unopened Gulf base, because adversaries measure facts while home audiences hear narratives. That gap, she argues, is why Iran now behaves like it holds the wheel. Karen Kwiatkowski Brandon Weichert

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Trump just ordered the Navy to rip out the Ford-class carriers’ electromagnetic catapults and go back to 1950s steam power — in the middle of an active conflict. EMALS needs 2 sailors per catapult. Steam needs 12. The Navy already has ~20,000 unfilled billets. China and France are adopting electromagnetic catapults. We’re the ones going backward. Billions of dollars to un-build tech we already built, because he doesn’t like that it’s “digital.” Just when you thought this administration couldn’t get any more idiotic.

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🇨🇳 🇺🇸 CHINA LAUNCHES THIRD AIRCRAFT CARRIER AS TRUMP MOCKS THEIR TECH China just commissioned the Fujian, their first homegrown carrier with electromagnetic catapults. Meanwhile, Trump announced he's ordering the U.S. Navy to ditch the same technology for old-school steam power. Trump aboard USS George Washington: "When it breaks, you have to send it to MIT... Steam, you can fix it with a hammer and a blowtorch" The 80,000-ton Fujian can launch heavier jets including J-35 stealth fighters. But it's still conventionally powered while America's 11 carriers run on nuclear reactors. China's catching up, but they're still decades behind in operational experience. Japan's already nervous about Beijing's blue-water ambitions. Former Defense Minister calls it proof China's "broadly and rapidly reinforcing military power without transparency." Source: Fox News / NYP

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