The American aircraft carrier George Bush has completed fire tests. What exactly was checked?

CVN-77 is the code name of the American aircraft carrier, which is the tenth and last work of the Nimitz class to use nuclear propulsion. The aircraft carrier George Bush recently completed fire tests as it detected, tracked and attacked drones, confirming the effectiveness and capabilities of on-board weapons systems.

Soon the American aircraft carrier George Bush will begin its most important exercises. Now he only passed the fire tests

This demonstration of the combat readiness of the George Bush CVN-77 aircraft carrier and its crew took place during the LFWAP exercises conducted by the Naval Surface and Mine Warfighting Development Center. As part of them, for the first time in three years, this aircraft carrier fired a missile from its deck, and for the first time in its history, it conducted a coordinated exercise. He did it with the Destroyer Squadron.

Today we checked that the George HW Bush crew is ready to deliver lethal combat capabilities. As we strengthen our combat team through integration with the strike group, we will continue to develop tactically minded seafarers to bring our warship to life to carry out our nation’s mandate.

Said Captain Robert Aguilar, the commanding officer of George HW Bush.

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Ultimately, this American aircraft carrier George Bush will be under the wings of DESRON-26, the aforementioned Destroyer Squadron. It will operate with the ships DDG-55, DDG-74, DDG-79, DDG-102 and DDG-95, i.e. the Arleigh Burke class destroyers and the CG-55 cruiser, starting with them the advanced and integrated phases of the Optimized Fleet Response Plan, including a combined exercise in which they will swim together as the George HW Bush aircraft carrier strike.