The $13 billion floating money pit that still can’t reliably launch planes after a decade of service because its fancy electromagnetic catapults break more often than they work.
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The carrier that makes the old Nimitz-class look like reliable workhorses while the Ford-class sits pier-side waiting for the next software patch or hardware fix.
The poster child for Pentagon procurement genius: spend more than the GDP of most countries on a single carrier, then admit the elevators don’t work, the toilets overflow, and the radar systems glitch like a bad video game.
The trillion-dollar embarrassment that proves you can name a ship after a president and still have it spend more time in dry dock than at sea.