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  1. nationalinterest.org › blog › buzzThe Navy's Ford-Class Aircraft Carriers: The Most Expensive...

    12. Mai 2024 · The first ship in the class, the USS Gerald R. Ford, cost a remarkable $13 billion. The program was always expected to be expensive. But its $120 billion price tag is already $40 billion, or 50...

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  3. www.youtube.com › watchUSS Gerald R. Ford: Inside Secret Chamber US Aircraft Carrier...

    Vor 2 Tagen · The US Navy's Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers, the most expensive warships ever constructed, each cost $13 billion, with the total program surpassing ...

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  4. www.msn.com › en-us › newsThe Untold Secrets of the USS Gerald R. Ford: World's Most ... -...

    15. Mai 2024 · The Gerald R. Ford is the most expensive and largest carrier ever constructed and is scheduled to join the United States Navy fleet in late 2022. According to a 2009 report, the cost of this ...

  5. nationalinterest.org › blog › buzzThe Navy's Ford-Class Aircraft Carrier Nightmare Has Just Begun

    7. Mai 2024 · Its total price tag came in at about $13.3 billion, nearly 30 percent higher than initial estimates. It suffered from numerous delays and the "kinks" are still being worked out in some of its key...

  6. www.youtube.com › watchLife Inside World's Largest 13 Billion - YouTube

    9. Mai 2024 · Explore the world's largest and most advanced aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, worth a staggering $13 billion! This behemoth of the seas is a marvel...

  7. tr.im › tech › science-technologyUSS Gerald R. Ford: $120 Billion Carrier with 23 New Technologies

    12. Mai 2024 · USS Gerald R. Ford is the most advanced and expensive aircraft carrier, costing $120 billion. Features 23 new technologies, including EMALS and increased automation. EMALS reduces wear on jets and requires less maintenance, increasing cost-effectiveness. Ford-class carriers will operate with 1,000 fewer sailors, reducing personnel costs.