Inside the USS Gerald R.Ford Factory: Building the World’s Most Advanced Supercarrier (Full Process) скачать в хорошем качестве

Inside the USS Gerald R.Ford Factory: Building the World’s Most Advanced Supercarrier (Full Process)

Go inside Newport News Shipbuilding and witness the complete construction journey of the world’s most powerful aircraft carrier — the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78). From the first steel cut to full combat-ready flight operations at sea, this documentary-style video reveals every critical stage behind the largest and most advanced warship ever built. Discover how cutting-edge naval engineering, nuclear power, and next-generation aviation systems come together to create a floating city capable of projecting global military power. 🔍 WHAT YOU’LL SEE ✔ Massive steel hull fabrication & modular super-block assembly ✔ Nuclear reactor installation & integrated power systems ✔ Flight deck construction & electromagnetic catapult (EMALS) integration ✔ Island superstructure mounting & advanced radar systems ✔ Weapons elevators, defensive systems & internal automation ✔ Dry dock flooding, float-off & full sea trials ✔ Real flight operations featuring F/A-18 Super Hornet and F-35C Lightning II ⚓ USS GERALD R. FORD — KEY SPECIFICATIONS • Displacement: 100,000+ tons (largest warship ever built) • Length: 1,106 feet (over 3 football fields) • Flight Deck Area: 4.5 acres • Power: 2 A1B nuclear reactors (unlimited operational range) • Crew Capacity: 4,500+ sailors • Aircraft Capacity: 75+ fighter jets & helicopters • Launch Systems: 4 EMALS electromagnetic catapults • Program Cost: $13 billion • Build Timeline: 13 years (2005–2017) 🛠 CONSTRUCTION & TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS The Gerald R. Ford-class represents the future of naval warfare, replacing steam catapults with electromagnetic launch systems, deploying advanced weapons elevators, dual-band radar, and generating 25% more electrical power than previous carriers. Built exclusively at Newport News Shipbuilding — the only facility in the world capable of constructing nuclear aircraft carriers — each Ford-class ship takes more than a decade to complete and operates as a fully self-sustained floating city. ⚠️ AI-GENERATED CONTENT DISCLAIMER This video is created using artificial intelligence (AI) for educational and documentary purposes. All factory environments, construction stages, and visuals are AI-generated simulations and artistic interpretations, not real-world footage. This content is not intended as technical or professional reference. 💬 Have you ever seen an aircraft carrier up close? Share your thoughts below! 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more military, engineering & mega-factory documentaries 👍 LIKE if naval engineering amazes you 📤 SHARE with aviation & defense enthusiasts 🔥 TRENDING & SEARCHABLE HASHTAGS #ussgeraldrford #aircraftcarrier #aircraftcarrier #navalengineering #militarytechnology #shipbuilding #megafactories #nextgenprocess #NuclearAircraftCarrier #defenseindustry #militarydocumentary #engineeringmarvel #aviationengineering #warships #insidefactory #aigenerated #manufacturingprocess #manufacturingmagic