USS Gerald R. Ford’s ‘record-breaking’ deployment could last 11 months, top admiral says
The USS Gerald R. Ford's deployment is expected to be lengthy. Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
Daryl Caudle recently stated that it will likely be record-breaking. The deployment has already been underway since June of the previous year. It was extended in February to support a US military campaign.
Further details about the deployment are available from the source, including comments from Adm. Caudle on the significance of the deployment's length.
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