More On Aircraft Carriers

The aircraft carrier Gerald Ford is back in Naval Station Norfolk after setbacks in getting technology on the ship working.

As carrier maintenance issues mount, the Navy is considering loading up amphibious assault ships with F-35Bs.

Sailors with the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group were told this weekend their deployment has again been extended.

Thomas Modly said the service should not have opted to put so many new technologies on the first Ford-class carrier.

So far, Spencer is still in his job. But only four of the Ford's 11 weapons elevators were certified as of Wednesday.

The Navy secretary is firing back at those criticizing a $13 billion carrier fraught with delays and equipment trouble.

Balancing filming with training meant adding another level of complication to operations aboard the carrier.

Ships from the Harry S. Truman Strike Group are deploying from this week, but one thing is missing -- the Truman.

An E-2D Hawkeye struck two aircraft and sent debris flying into two others in a Class A mishap on the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Turkey has been banned from purchasing the F-35 after buying the Russian-made S-400 missile system.