Navy weighs major warship redesign to match Trump’s preferences

The U.S. Navy is considering a significant redesign of its new aircraft carriers to align with President Trump's preference for a more World War II-style look. This shift could lead to substantial additional costs, potentially running into billions of dollars. The move reflects broader policy changes under the Trump administration, emphasizing traditional military aesthetics over modern technological advancements. This change not only impacts defense budgets but also signifies a strategic pivot in naval architecture and defense strategy.