Summary: The article critiques the United States' continued investment in aircraft carriers, likening them to obsolete battleships of the past due to their vulnerability to modern missile technologies.

The early 20th century saw the emergence of battle cruisers as a unique class of warship, designed to combine the heavy firepower of a battleship with the speed of a cruiser. This concept resonated with major naval powers,

Summary: In January, the U.S. Navy demonstrated strengthened military cooperation with Japan through joint exercises in the Philippine Sea involving the USS Carl Vinson and USS Theodore Roosevelt, alongside the Japanese helicopter destroyer JS Ise - or what many consider an aircraft carrier in disguise.

Summary: The United States Navy's continued investment in aircraft carriers, notably the Ford-class, amidst evolving global military dynamics and emerging threats, particularly from anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) systems developed by adversaries like China,

A s defense analysts and military strategists ponder the future of naval warfare, the U.S. Navy finds itself at a strategic crossroads. The iconic American aircraft carrier, long

Summary: Historically, the U.S. has been cautious about transferring its major naval assets to foreign nations like aircraft carriers and battleships, unlike Great Britain, which sold warships to South American countries in the late 19th century.