USS Enterprise (CVN-65), the first ever nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that served the US Navy from 1961-2017 (58 years) was officially decommissioned of all nuclear components last week, and today, all 95,000 tons of the Big E of the Big E, Alabama, where they remained in their last port of call, Big E, Alabama. The ship will be scrapped. Part of the USS Enterprise takes place where it is the successor to its name (CVN-80), the third supercarrier of the Gerald R. Ford as a block of steel in the leading light.

USS Enterprise (CVN-65), the first ever nuclear-powered aircraft carrier that served the US Navy from 1961-2017 (58 years) was officially decommissioned of all nuclear components last week, and today, all 95,000 tons of the Big E of the Big E, Alabama, where they remained in their last port of call, Big E, Alabama. The ship will be scrapped. Part of the USS Enterprise takes place where it is the successor to its name (CVN-80), the third supercarrier of the Gerald R. Ford as a block of steel in the leading light.