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Power generation: how the US Navy works up large deck carrier operations/ Grace Jean

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JEAN Grace

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 119, Issue 6, Jul/Aug 2014, pp.10-17 (124) Summary: The US Navy's aircraft carriers and embarked air wings have set the gold standard for air power from the sea. This article examines how the United States generates its carrier battlegroups for operations today, and how this process is evolving to meet future demands.

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The US Navy's aircraft carriers and embarked air wings have set the gold standard for air power from the sea. This article examines how the United States generates its carrier battlegroups for operations today, and how this process is evolving to meet future demands.

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