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19fortyfive.com > 2026 > 09 > 100000-ton-us-navy-nuclear-aircraft-carrier-uss-abraham-lincoln-could-be-out-of-action-for-a-long-time

100,000-Ton US Navy Nuclear Aircraft Carrier USS Abraham Lincoln Could Be Out Of Action for a Long Time

2+ day, 19+ hour ago   (530+ words) The tell is not the rust. It is that the USS Abraham Lincoln might relocate to Bremerton, which means Puget Sound, which means a long time in dry dock....


19fortyfive.com > 2026 > 09 > the-us-navy-fixed-a-price-on-stealth-technology-nobody-had-invented-yet-and-the-a-12-avenger-ii-never-flew-35-years-later-boeing-lost-4900000000-in-a-single-year-on-the-same-kind-of-contract

The US Navy Fixed a Price on Stealth Technology Nobody Had Invented Yet, and the A-12 Avenger II Never Flew. 35 Years Later Boeing Lost $4,900,000,000 in a Single Year on the Same Kind of Contract.

5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (1238+ words) Lockheed refused to bid. Northrop refused to bid, and told the Navy its cost estimate was at least $2,000,000,000 short. The contract fixed a price of $4,840,000,000 on stealth coatings, composites and a radar that did not yet exist. The team that…...


19fortyfive.com > 2026 > 09 > china-is-launching-a-new-aircraft-carrier-every-20-months-the-us-navy-cannot-deliver-one-on-time-and-the-gap-is-the-shipyards

China Is Launching A New Aircraft Carrier Every 20 Months. The US Navy Cannot Deliver One On Time — And The Gap Is The Shipyards.

6+ day, 18+ hour ago   (1392+ words) Why can’t the U.S. Navy build aircraft carriers and submarines fast enough to keep pace with China? The answer is neither money nor will. It is that the United States has only two shipyards capable of building nuclear-powered warships, both…...


19fortyfive.com > 2026 > 09 > a-mistake-we-cant-ever-fix-the-us-navys-seawolf-class-submarine-shortage-makes-russia-and-china-smile-as-there-is-no-fix

'A Mistake We Can’t Ever Fix’: The US Navy’s Seawolf-Class Submarine Shortage Makes Russia and China Smile as There Is No Fix

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (537+ words) Virginia-class production has run at roughly 1.1 to 1.2 boats a year since 2022 against a goal of two, while about 24 Los Angeles-class submarines remain in commission and continue to age out. If only the Navy had more Seawolf-class subs....


19fortyfive.com > 2026 > 09 > in-2010-the-royal-navy-tried-to-cancel-an-aircraft-carrier-and-found-it-was-cheaper-to-build-it-than-to-scrap-it

In 2010 the Royal Navy Tried to Cancel an Aircraft Carrier and Found It Was Cheaper to Build It Than to Scrap It

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (383+ words) Two Rolls-Royce MT30 gas turbines, four diesel generator sets, over 100 megawatts of electrical generation and a 13,000-square-metre flight deck — on a Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier Britain tried to cancel....