U.S. Navy Launches Six-Month Study Of Carriers, Carrier Aviation

March 11, 2020
USS Gerald R. Ford
Credit: U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy has appointed a task force to conduct a six-month study on aircraft carriers and carrier-based aviation in the 2030s. The Blue-Ribbon Future Carrier 2030 (FC-2030) Task Force was commissioned by acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly, who envisions the study as a complementary effort to a...

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