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USS John F Kennedy Begins Sea Trials as Trump Orders Steam Catapults for Next Aircraft Carrier
The USS John F. Kennedy commenced acceptance sea trials, marking a significant milestone in the program’s progression. Concurrently, President Trump has directed the Navy to revert to steam catapults for the future USS Doris Miller, reversing the previous implementation of Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch Systems (EMALS). This directive follows a broader review of naval shipbuilding practices, as detailed in a recent memorandum. For further context on related maritime developments, see our report on a recent incident at a Chinese shipyard.

U.S President Trump Orders Pentagon To Consider Foreign-Built Warships & Steam Catapults
President Donald Trump has directed the Department of Defense to explore the acquisition of foreign-built warships and advanced systems, including steam catapults, as a means of accelerating naval expansion. This memorandum signals a potential shift in U.S. shipbuilding strategy, prioritizing speed and innovation. The move comes amidst ongoing geopolitical considerations, as highlighted by recent statements regarding the Strait of Hormuz. For further context on naval capabilities, see our report on the U.S. Navy's receipt of its first floating dry dock in four decades.