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On a Submarine You Cut the Nuclear Reactor Out in One Piece. On Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise It Is Too Big, So the Hull Comes Apart.

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By Christian D Orr Verified
| 19FortyFive Verified
One of the most revered names in the annals of the United States Navy—in addition to inspiring the name of a certain iconic starship in a certain blockbuster sci-fi franchise—is that of the USS Enterprise, which has been bestowed upon more than one aircraft carrier, which in turn was affectionately nicknamed “The Big E.” Most recently, there was CVN-65, aka CVAN-65, which served proudly from 1961 to 2017, making history as the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy and the...
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Russia Might Have a Sneaky Plan to Win the Ukraine War: Draft 500,000 Fresh Soldiers to Turn the Tide

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By Christian D Orr Verified
| National Security Journal Verified
In the seemingly never-ending Russia-Ukraine War, Vladimir Putin’s losses just keep on piling up, in terms of ships, tanks, aircraft, and most significantly, personnel alike.
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Ukraine Just Discovered It Can Hit Moscow Night After Night with Missiles and Drones (But The Price Is High)

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By Christian D Orr Verified
| National Security Journal Verified
To apply a morbid paraphrase to Charles Dickens’s 19th-century literary classic “A Tale of Two Cities,” the current and seemingly interminable (having raged since early 2022) Russia-Ukraine War could be very much characterized nowadays as “A War of Two Cities.” Besides channeling the late great Mr. Dickens, this writer’s choice of phraseology is also inspired by the so-called “” phase of the Iran-Iraq War (1980–1988), strategic air raids and missile attacks between those warring nations (then...
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