What does the US navy do with Decommissioned Ships?

#decommissioning #usnavy #aircraftcarrier

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A #warship or #navalship is one of a country's military's most important and unavoidable parts. One cannot imagine a navy without a huge ship for warfare. Just imagine how big the ship would be if it carried huge amounts of arms and ammunition. The massive structure is made of strong material to withstand all the potential damage caused by enemy ships and forces. Have you heard about the decommissioning of those ships? What may be the reasons for #decommissioning a #ship from its service? Let us know more about it.

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[burgernfries]

I am new to this channel. I am a Navy veteran that is interested in getting a contract in dismantling decommissioned Naval vessels. This video was very helpful

[JJ-rfdg]

The Navy reuses parts from decommissioned ships. A lot of parts are no longer in inventory. I worked at the Philadelphia Navy yard from 2020-2022. . The decommission ships are used for target practices, sold to allies and sold to scrap yards.

[mattmartin]

Hello from Sydney, Australia.
I have a quick question for you (if you have the time of course).
At the of me writing this comment. The first shipment of US Bradley's (infantry fighting vehicle's) are steaming across the Atlantic, abroad The Arc Integrity a civilian ship (which sails under an American flag). These war goods are bound for a Belgaum Port and then on to Ukraine. Where they will no doubt contribute/ be responsible for the death of Russian soldiers.
My question is this:

Under Maritime law, would The Arc integrity be a legitimate/legal target for the Russian Navy?

Personally I see no difference between the Arc Integrity and the Lusitania. But I would love to hear your point of view.

[marianoturgo]

Why not sell to asian allies in half the prize