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USS John C. Stennis heads home

USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74)

The nuclear aircraft carrier John C. Stennis (CVN 74) returns to United States waters after more than six months at sea, with family members aboard — a Tiger Cruise to San Diego, Calif.

The New York Times was there: A Warship Returns, With the Family in Tow

(Source: New York Times)

February 27, 2012

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For over 70 years, U.S. Navy aircraft carriers have been vital to defending America. They have been employed in every major and many smaller conflicts including Vietnam; Grenada and Lebanon; Libya; Operation Desert Storm; and most recently in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The U.S. carrier is a very modern, very mobile U.S. military base complete with airfield, hospital and communications systems from which the United States can strike at its enemies, making them a cornerstone of America’s ability to project its power and strength.

Here, we’ll share behind-the-scenes photos and videos about America's aircraft carriers, as well as keep you abreast of all things carrier.

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