Genius System US Navy Built to Save its Advanced 13 Billions $ Aircraft Carriers

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[Joshs-qshg]

Its worth noting Aqueous Film Forming Foam has been directly shown to cause cancer in sailors. Like twenty years ago. But we care about our service people

[bravo]

Cool. Bio chemical, as in that toxic foam they're spraying, then rinsing into the ocean.

[abdulhaque]

Very nice I am from England 🇬🇧 I am 69years old 😀

[IrfanUddin-wtnb]

Proud of American Brave Army in the world 🌎

[jimholbrook]

I didn’t know such things were applied to aircraft carriers. I learned something new this evening. Go NAVY.

[garymiller]

I'm certainly glad they instituted and test all of these safety systems to protect lives and equipment. 😊😊😊

[moderndaycaveman]

Isn’t that the same AFFF foam that’s causing cancer and other illnesses amongst old and new sailors

[davidshettlesworth]

Wow! That was impressive. The aircraft carrier USS Forrestall caught fire during the Vietnam war, a horrifying disaster, there were numerous deaths and injuries and they dang near lost the ship. So Stuff goes bad fast.

[j.fiminio]

Alta tecnologia, cada vez mais avançada . . . .
👍😀🇧🇷

[acedrumminman]

Trump was heard to say "I don't like EBALLS, I want more steam."

[fkchci]

So what was new about the arresting gear? What they showed below deck looked like standard arresting gear.

[captsirl]

No need to worry about 60 to a 100 hyper missiles in rought. Work the bugs out of the mag launcher yet. There are 2 types of ships in the navy. Submarines and Targets

[JoeCarolHall]

Sorry, nice try but so little details that we really didn’t learn anything except a strong effective Naval tool

[patricklindahl]

Why don't they use HI-FOG sprinkler system? Uses a fraction of water but still more efficient.

[steventrostle]

Talking about pilots you left off courage.

[davetomlinson]

Been a long time since they had billion dollar carriers

[christopherharris]

The arrestor wire a Genius system " Deck like flight deck." Who wrote this crap?

[Whoozerdaddy]

Aircraft carriers have a "flat, deck-like deck." Huh? On top of your head, do you have furry, hair-like hair?

[totzfaxunnovakjankaspatzclem]

I'm certainly glad they instituted and test all of these safety systems to protect lives and equipment. 😊😊😊