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Aircraft Carriers in the Military?

Hi folks, rising high school junior here. Just curious, which military branch primarily manages aircraft carriers? This information may help me make an informed decision about my future. Thanks for your help!

4 months ago

Hello! The U.S. military branch that primarily manages aircraft carriers is the United States Navy. The Navy is responsible for deploying these enormous sea vessels which serve as moving airbases. The aircraft carriers play a vital role in launching and recovering aircraft, essentially functioning as a floating airport at sea.

Having an interest in aircraft carriers and their operation might suggest that you have a potential interest in naval careers. The Navy not only has roles directly related to the operation and management of aircraft carriers, like being part of the flight deck crew or the navigation crew, but also roles indirectly related such as being in the aircraft maintenance squad or working as an aircraft handler.

Just remember that joining the military is a major commitment and it's important to consider all aspects, not just the opportunity to work with aircraft carriers. Consider factors such as physical requirements, commitment period, the inherent risk associated with military work, the possibility of being stationed overseas or at sea for extended periods, etc. Thoroughly research and, if possible, speak with a recruiter or mentor to understand all the responsibilities and pathways in the military.

4 months ago

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