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Find out why the Virginia-class fast-attack sub has been called the "most modern submarine in the world"

Zombie ships brought back from the dead will not join the United States Navy.

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All sailors, from the “old salts” to the newly initiated, are familiar with the following terms.

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The haunting image depicts a scene that hopefully won't ever be repeated during an operational deployment.

These are exceptionally young ships to be pulled from service, underlining just how problematic and useless they truly are.

On May 20, 2016, the U.S. Navy accepted delivery of the lead ship of the next generation, ‘electric ship’ guided missile destroyer, USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000). The Navy announced the home port of the new combatant at Naval Base San Diego following its commissioning in Baltimore, on October 15 this year. Zumwalt is scheduled to arrive in San Diego in late 2016.

1. The aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (Big E) was the longest warship ever built and weighed over 90,000 tons. Despite this, it was one of the fastest, due to having 8 separate nuclear reactors putting out a total of 280,000hp. No other carrier has more than two.