American aircraft carrier "George HW Bush" launched after repair

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American aircraft carrier "George HW Bush" launched after repair

American aircraft carrier "George W. Bush." (George HW Bush CVN-77) completed the next phase of the overhaul and after 18 months in dry dock was launched. This was reported by the press service of the US Navy.

An aircraft carrier that left the dry dock until it is returned to the American fleet, but will continue to repair. The ship is currently undergoing final checks, after which the crew will return to the aircraft carrier.



We are now focusing on the main readiness phase of the aircraft carrier before returning it to the fleet in a "like new" condition, ready for its vital mission.

- said the manager of the shipyard "Norfolk" Captain Kai Torkelson.

The aircraft carrier George HW Bush (CVN-77) arrived at the Norfolk Naval Dockyard early last year and was drydocked on February 22, 2019 for scheduled maintenance. As the naval command said then, the repair of the ship should take 28 months, i.e. almost 2,5 years.

The command of the US Navy does not disclose exactly what work was carried out on the aircraft carrier, but with a high probability it can be argued that the ship was converted to be based on board the fifth generation F-35 fighters. In addition, work was to be carried out on the ship to recharge the reactors. Another problem of the ship that had to be fixed during the repair is the latrine. For the first time, dry closets installed on an aircraft carrier constantly broke, it was reported that 423 toilets on the aircraft carrier simultaneously failed while patrolling the Persian Gulf. Most likely, this problem was solved during the repair.

"George W. Bush." (George HW Bush CVN-77) - the tenth and last in a series aircraft carrier of the Nimitz class. It was laid on 6 of September 2003 of the year, launched on 9 of October 2006 of the year, and the 10 of January 2009 of the year was included in the fleet. The ship has undergone a significant number of improvements compared to previous project aircraft carriers.
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  1. 0
    2 September 2020 14: 26
    Huy will stay near the dock as long as possible negative
    1. +1
      2 September 2020 14: 32
      It is not excluded. There were no fires during the repair. So the workers have found other ways to leave early, and perhaps at the expense of quality. If so, now the crew is waiting for an exciting mission to identify jambs smile
      1. 0
        2 September 2020 14: 34
        Gorgeous !!!
      2. 0
        2 September 2020 15: 42
        Quote: dzvero
        There were no fires during the repair.

        Don't say gop. Smoke a couple of times and again for a thorough repair, or even for junk. fellow Our scouts have a rationalization proposal - to distribute Marlboro cigarettes and matches to all the sailors of this ship on a ball. fellow
      3. 0
        2 September 2020 16: 42
        Yes, given the fact that the number of normal (white) workers is rapidly declining, the quality is deteriorating accordingly. Crews are starting to live more and more fun))))
    2. 0
      2 September 2020 14: 39
      The Americans have another means in the stage of returning to duty to undermine stability in the world.
      1. +1
        2 September 2020 14: 42
        Let it remain so in the stage.
    3. 0
      2 September 2020 14: 53
      Watercraft of aggression
  2. -2
    2 September 2020 14: 29
    The ship is 11 years old, and it was already docked for 2,5 years. In fact, a capital. What was the designers' club-handedness corrected?
    1. +2
      2 September 2020 14: 31
      You can read the article and find out the author's assumption.
      the ship was converted to be based on board the fifth generation F-35 fighters. In addition, work was to be carried out on the ship to recharge the reactors. Another problem of the ship that had to be fixed during repairs is the latrine.
      1. +3
        2 September 2020 14: 38
        Quote: Grazdanin
        You can read the article and find out the author's assumption.
        the ship was converted to be based on board the fifth generation F-35 fighters. In addition, work was to be carried out on the ship to recharge the reactors. Another problem of the ship that had to be fixed during repairs is the latrine.

        These are all the fantasies of the author.
        The aircraft carrier has the following innovations:

        1 "Island": Reduced and upgraded with armored glass windows, new radars and communications installations.
        2 Deck: Updated gas bumpers.
        3 Aviation fuel storage and distribution system: Updated to the level of semi-automatic control of the refueling process.
        4 Toilet flushing system: Updated to vacuum system.
        5 Electronics and communication systems: Upgraded to increase automation and reduce maintenance costs.

        It turns out I'm right, the jambs were corrected
        1. +1
          2 September 2020 16: 36
          Quote: APASUS
          It turns out I'm right, the jambs were corrected

          Not only. The brief description of the tender for the planning of work on CVN-77 (Dry-docking Planned Incremental Availability - DPIA, duration - 28 months) indicates that the planned work should include work at the power plant, including repair work at reactors and in radiation hazardous areas.
          Total labor costs - 1,3 million man-days, of which 775 thousand - for the shipyard, the rest - subcontractors.

          And for "Bush" - this is the first dock entry since the launch in 2006.
          1. -1
            2 September 2020 16: 52
            Quote: Alexey RA
            And for "Bush" - this is the first dock entry since the launch in 2006.

            Yes, it was launched at least 100 years ago, it was put into operation on January 10, 2009.
            1. +3
              2 September 2020 19: 14
              Quote: APASUS
              Yes, it was launched at least 100 years ago, it was put into operation on January 10, 2009.

              10 years from commissioning to the first dock repair. Normal aircraft carrier of a healthy person... Some people do not need to constantly replace planned repairs with "restoration of combat readiness" in order to demonstrate once again that their TAVKR is still alive.
              1. 0
                3 September 2020 02: 14
                Quote: Alexey RA
                Quote: APASUS
                Yes, it was launched at least 100 years ago, it was put into operation on January 10, 2009.

                10 years from commissioning to the first dock repair. Normal aircraft carrier of a healthy person... Some people do not need to constantly replace planned repairs with "restoration of combat readiness" in order to demonstrate once again that their TAVKR is still alive.

                Well, yes, they have a healthy man's fleet, only 3 AUGs are in use, and the rest rusts.
                1. 0
                  3 September 2020 10: 25
                  Quote: Quadro
                  Well, yes, they have a healthy man's fleet, only 3 AUGs are in use, and the rest rusts.

                  For that, a special thanks to the person who planned the schedule for setting up AV for repair. For example, for the Atlantic, it did not take into account the capabilities of the Newport News Shipbuilding. As a result, the ship repairers had to patch up the Trishkin caftan, transferring materials from Washington, in order to deliver the Truman on time.

                  For 2019, the situation with Norfolk-based ABs was as follows:
                  USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) - training and delivery of tasks before deployment.
                  USS George Washington (CVN 73) - maintenance (RCOH - reactor refueling and overhaul).
                  USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) - combat-ready, planned for maintenance (RCOH).
                  USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) - under repair, all measures are being taken to complete the repair as soon as possible.
                  USS George HW Bush (CVN 77) - maintenance.
                  USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) - tests.
              2. 0
                3 September 2020 08: 40
                Quote: Alexey RA
                10 years from commissioning to the first dock repair. Normal aircraft carrier of a healthy person.

                10 years have passed and the aircraft carrier was put on the capital, and what's healthy?
                1. 0
                  3 September 2020 10: 07
                  Quote: APASUS
                  10 years have passed and the aircraft carrier was put on the capital, and what's healthy?

                  Believe it or not, this is exactly the normal cycle for AB. They generally spend up to a quarter of their service life in scheduled repairs - and that is why they serve for 40-50 years
                  By the way, our "Kiev" raised the flag in 1975 and already in 1982 got up for a two-year repair at the ChSZ.
      2. 0
        2 September 2020 15: 01
        Excuse me, are we latrine again? ...
        1. +1
          3 September 2020 17: 56
          Quote: Leader of the Redskins
          Excuse me, are we latrine again? ...

          Even asking is unnecessary ...
          WE are everywhere and always !!! Yes
  3. 0
    2 September 2020 14: 29
    Kremlin agents with matches could not get on the aircraft carrier?
  4. +2
    2 September 2020 14: 29
    The devil is in the little things. The accident of the latrine practically knocked out the huge aircraft carrier. I immediately remembered the breakdown of the bathroom on the ISS. Where I had to launch a whole rocket at once to deliver a new one.
    1. +2
      2 September 2020 14: 51
      Quote: Magic Archer
      I just remembered the breakdown of the bathroom on the ISS. Where I had to launch a whole rocket at once to deliver a new one.

      for tsy .. from that with a bathroom they constantly have problems .. symbolic however ..
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  6. -1
    2 September 2020 14: 47
    In the United States, the aircraft carrier is still being repaired. The command of the US Navy does not disclose exactly what work was carried out on the aircraft carrier.

    What is the news about?
    1. -8
      2 September 2020 14: 52
      Quote: Senka Mad
      What is the news about?

      News about the world's largest cut of budget money! wink
      1. -2
        2 September 2020 16: 35
        The Accounts Chamber conducted an audit of state property for 2017-19 and came to a stunning conclusion. Most of the state property is absent from the federal register, despite the fact that it is listed in the budget reporting. Thus, the Russian authorities "lost" objects of state property worth 90 billion dollars. You mean that something cut
        1. +1
          2 September 2020 17: 46
          cons were thrown as if I stole it
          1. -4
            3 September 2020 08: 33
            Yes, practically it is ... people stole time with their fake!
            1. +1
              3 September 2020 13: 37
              you have stolen your pension, you know who-khekhe and treat with understanding
              1. -7
                3 September 2020 14: 45
                Quote: Charik
                stole your pension

                laughing And you dug in your head, khekhe, but how do you react to this ... I don't even know ...
                1. +2
                  3 September 2020 14: 49
                  Okay, to hell with him with a pensioner (khekhe), that according to Avik, his planes are fueled with fuels and lubricants from Russian oil, don't you know by chance?
                  1. -7
                    3 September 2020 14: 55
                    I know ... Texas shale gas!
                    1. +1
                      3 September 2020 16: 26
                      And I thought that Yamal, but it is the Chinese who run their Liaonin Yamal
        2. -2
          2 September 2020 21: 12
          Well, stop talking nonsense. The Accounts Chamber, as always, likes to show off out of the blue. For some reason, this is a normal phenomenon for them. I translate into simpler language - the property is in place, it is registered in the accounting records, but there are no entries about this in the register. Therefore, how to write to the register you have to twist and torture yourself by providing the most idiotic information on several levels. This is by no means a loss
          1. -3
            2 September 2020 22: 48
            explain this to people with a salary of 20 thousand
            1. +2
              3 September 2020 02: 16
              Quote: Charik
              explain this to people with a salary of 20 thousand

              You twist and change the subject like in a frying pan. Well, or like dill during interrogation. Come on "it would be better if they gave out to pensioners"
              1. -1
                3 September 2020 13: 40
                And what did you see how the dill is being interrogated or fried, it's just that in our country, if they talk about stolen goods, then people believe, but they either don't talk about profit or don't talk about it
            2. +1
              3 September 2020 06: 23
              Here's the point in explaining to you what is really behind these eternal numbers of SP reports, if you just do not listen to what they tell you? They made an idiotic conclusion in the matter in which you are not a specialist and rested on it. Well, this is stupid.
              And the fact that the Accounts Chamber likes to name numbers without explaining their meaning is even more evident from its 2018 report, for example. When they announced the identified violations in the amount of 462 billion, they will not write that most of them are violations at the planning stage, not spending. That is, conditionally, they brought them an estimate for the Crimean bridge in the amount of 100 billion, and they deleted 20 billion from it. And they write it down as a violation. Although not a ruble has not been spent correctly yet. Formally, they are not lying, but in fact they do not say that this is a violation not with real money, but with numbers on paper when planning. Why they behave this way is not clear to me. And exactly the same with these 90 billion - in fact, all this is available and in accounting, but the data was not submitted to the register - formally, this is a violation. But in essence - distortion of facts and lies. The reasons for the lies are not clear to me. They want to show themselves more beautifully - it's good if so. But somehow other reasons come to mind
        3. -6
          3 September 2020 08: 32
          Quote: Charik
          The Accounts Chamber conducted an audit of state property for 2017-19

          what As you were late with this news, in the same 2019 Kudrin explained the reason and vowed that it would be better to count laughing
      2. +1
        3 September 2020 17: 58
        News about the world's largest cut of budget money!

        We never dreamed ... wink
  7. +2
    2 September 2020 14: 47
    This is exactly the kind of news you don't want seven feet under the keel ...
    1. -2
      2 September 2020 16: 28
      Quote: Alien From
      This is exactly the kind of news you don't want seven feet under the keel ...

      Better a torpedo in the keel! wink
      1. -1
        3 September 2020 16: 19
        Well, one thing cannot be helped, well, and you also need torpedoes with a decent range, so as not to cut off its security from the PLO
  8. -4
    2 September 2020 14: 49
    The aircraft carrier George HW Bush (CVN-77) arrived at the Norfolk Naval Dockyard early last year and was drydocked on February 22, 2019. for routine maintenance... As stated then in the command of the Navy, ship repair should take 28 months, i.e. almost 2,5 years.

    That's what I understand, scheduled maintenance, not like on the Thundering ... I stood for two months and already some people have the end of the world in their heads! Learn guys, that's how to do scheduled maintenance !!! laughing
    1. -6
      2 September 2020 14: 51
      Quote: Serg65
      That's what I understand, scheduled maintenance

      And all they went in to make a hole ... bully
    2. +1
      2 September 2020 16: 53
      Quote: Serg65
      That's what I understand, scheduled maintenance, not like on the Thundering ... I stood for two months and already some people have the end of the world in their heads!

      Well, "George Kustov" from USN, like in 2006, got into the water - so it never came out again. First dock repair in 13 years.
      1. -6
        3 September 2020 08: 22
        Quote: Alexey RA
        Well, "Georgy Kustov"

        A slight inaccuracy .. "scout Georgy Kustov" wink
        Quote: Alexey RA
        First dock repair in 13 years.

        what How many dock repairs during this period were according to the documents?
      2. -1
        3 September 2020 16: 29
        Zhorzhik Kust lol -on the same-G. Bush Jr.-aka the Smoky Monkey
  9. 0
    2 September 2020 16: 09
    And then there are problems with toilets. Well at least no one stole the toilet bowls as it was in the Ukrainian troughs.
    1. -3
      2 September 2020 16: 36
      Apparently they do not steal from themselves and understand that sailors have to poop a lot
      1. -2
        2 September 2020 16: 37
        Quote: Charik
        Apparently they do not steal from themselves and understand that sailors have to poop a lot


        It looks like it.
  10. -5
    2 September 2020 16: 26
    Good target! It will be beautiful to sink .. Gone are the days when such armada was driven to the shores of recalcitrant states .. I remember Yn sent them in plain text))))
    Trump shouted, threatened on Twitter and recalled them ..))))
    1. -2
      2 September 2020 17: 50
      he is the only one who will attack - without protection and air wing, the goal is tasty, but not every country can break through to it
      1. -4
        2 September 2020 19: 08
        Quote: Charik
        he is the only one who will attack - without protection and air wing, the goal is tasty, but not every country can break through to it

        Why break through? Supersonic the same "Dagger", etc. will pierce this vessel through and through and do not have time to blink an eye .. Everyone is at a distance! And they will be the first to start getting wet all over the place, since these troughs are likely to go blind. hi
        1. +2
          2 September 2020 19: 16
          Quote: Husit
          Why break through? Supersonic the same "Dagger", etc. will pierce this vessel through and through and do not have time to blink an eye .. Everyone is at a distance!

          Hmm ... I'm embarrassed to ask - have there already been successful tests of the "Dagger" against a sea moving target?
          1. -3
            2 September 2020 20: 09
            Quote: Alexey RA
            Quote: Husit
            Why break through? Supersonic the same "Dagger", etc. will pierce this vessel through and through and do not have time to blink an eye .. Everyone is at a distance!

            Hmm ... I'm embarrassed to ask - have there already been successful tests of the "Dagger" against a sea moving target?

            And I hesitate to answer cough cough .. wink Want to check it out ? Match the red line .. hi
  11. 0
    2 September 2020 21: 33
    What doesn't work doesn't break.
    Axiom.
    Apparently, there is also money for the arrangement,
    means - and plans for further use.

    A floating airfield is a grandiose thing.
    So I don't understand the bile of the "commentators".

    I think such a thing is a strong argument off any shore
    for the pliability of any country.

    Only two bombs were thrown to the Japanese how many years ago
    and they are still tame and bow shallowly into the ground.
    And at the same time those who were not thrown off. So, just in case.
  12. -1
    2 September 2020 21: 59
    It's a shame the dry dock can't sink. Even mattresses.
    And the correct welder was not found :(
  13. -5
    3 September 2020 12: 03
    Aircraft carriers are certainly good. But few people know that even a simple floating dock can sink submarines and ships. At the moment, a domestic floating dock is being tested - the killer of submarines and ships.
    Well, and a short video from the tests: