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Wow they took that dry dock door a ways away didn’t they!

Awe-inspiring.

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Must be close to completing her midlife overhaul

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That’s awesome. I did my Med cruise on the old JFK CV-67

UK here, that thing is huge, look at those tiny figures, on deck, all that space, for planes.

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United States Ship CVN-71 John Stennis. We are proud of your call to duty and battle stations. Yahweh bless the United States of America 🇺🇸.

How long is one shot of chain

...and she'll be out to sea by 2035.

what was that blurred thingy?

I thought Carriers were named after Presidents?

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thank you for sharing something as awesome as this.

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Getting bigger!!! 😅

What actually happens to the crew? Since this is not a 30-day turn around job, they must be training, transferred, or ETS'd. Seems like when base closures happened, I was fortunate to have the ability to just switch from Norton to March, a close move. While these crews have no idea where their next post will be.

Stennis was a racist and Reagan literally decimated aviation in America.

What apparatus does ingalls shipbuilding have at their station. I saw a ladder truck and what looks like a RIV we used at our airport

Tailhooker 2001. Privileged to have been onboard.

I am a plankowner of CVN-71 when I was first assigned there were about 50 of us living in a building in Norfolk. Spent a bit of time in Newport News before and after her commissioning. We brought it online and got all the kinks out, including the hull straightening via three hydrogen bombs lit off the rear end of it. Many memories.

So the ship moved a few hundred yards without sinking? Yay, what a "milestone move". Expectations are obviously low.

Easy Money

Let history never forget the name of Enterprise

Those tugboats are like the birds in Finding Nemo.. Mine, mine, mine, mine!

Ensign, 1/3 impulse power.... take us out.

Currently work in the shipyard I love this place. Even with all of the stress that training has brought me. It's all about the mission💪❤️❤️

Can't wait for the commission in Boston next spring.

I was there on JCS in 1996. Went under her in dry dock, rode her around the world in 1998. Beautiful ship. Shellback. Order of Magellan. It’s just a shame they cancelled our Mediterranean ports because of Sodamn Insane.

I’m surprised the cancel culture crew hasn’t demanded this avowed racists name be removed from the ship. That just tells me they only demand what they’re told to demand. Cause John Stennis is definitely worthy of being cancelled.

Are the Navy crew living on the ship while in dry dock?

She will be welcomed back to the fleet. Bremerton will be happy to have her back.

They show the boat being taken out of two different drydocks, DD-12 and I'm not sure about the other one, (it was the South Yard anyway)

Great video Thank you!

Begs the question of what exactly is blurred out at the bottom there - my guess is something pertaining to the refueling process, because on Google Maps it has a very thick wall around it with limited ingress and egress routes.

Plank owner here, looks like the same spot she was tied up when I showed up in June of 1995 . Less rust this time… and hopefully better crew spirits …. AT 3 Diaz - arriving

Rock on. Newport News!

Dry dock No.74

proud new ship. love the view when the boat pull her out of the dock i don't want to talk her down, just to clarify! not in ANY way. just want to say, me - personally - waiting for her younger sister CVN 80 Lets make sure history never forgets the name .... ENTERPRISE!!!! Greetings from austria / europe

I get its historical value as a museum piece, but should drydock resources be used at this critical period when the US Navy is facing 2 possible conflicts.

They won't pay you good wages to the people , that's why they need to hire more people , remember 40 years to retire . Also you only get 5 days PTO.

Maybe only american people can apply...filipino no

I was at the Brooklyn Navy yard , 1966 when the first JFK Docked in Manhattan, it was big , i was on the USS WASP CVS .

Shows the massive size of the dry dock.

Magnificient ship, like all our carriers. May she never have to launch her planes in anger.

SPLASH DAY

Moran tugs - worked Miami and Port Everglades ( Ft. Lauderdale ) for them in 90's /00's . Real fun with cruise ship terminal's ...