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The last of the U.S. Navy’s conventional propulsion carriers began their last voyage for their scrapping.

Summary by Zona-militar.com
Last Thursday, several Open Source of Information (OSINT) reported that the aircraft carrier ex – USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) began its final journey to Brownsville, Texas, where its scrapping will take place. The ship is the last of the Kitty Hawk class conventional propulsion carriers to be built for the United States Navy. Subsequent to this class, the following, from the first Enterprise class to the modern Gerald R. Ford, have been characte…
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