Navy weighs reconfiguring its major warships to meet Trump’s preferred World War II look: report
- Navy is reportedly evaluating a major, costly redesign for its newest class of aircraft carriers to align with President Donald Trump’s aesthetic preferences.
- The United States Navy is potentially redesigning incoming aircraft vessels to better align with President Trump’s preferred aesthetic.
- The maritime branch is considering the shift on Ford-class ships to match the president’s preference for the new aircraft carriers to resemble the World War II-era, according to a Saturday report from the Washington Post.
Confirmed
- Navy is reportedly evaluating a major, costly redesign for its newest class of aircraft carriers to align with President Donald Trump’s aesthetic preferences.
- The United States Navy is potentially redesigning incoming aircraft vessels to better align with President Trump’s preferred aesthetic.
- The maritime branch is considering the shift on Ford-class ships to match the president’s preference for the new aircraft carriers to resemble the World War II-era, according to a Saturday report from the Washington Post.
Sources: The Independent, The Hill