The further toward the stern, the more comfortable the ride.

The old brass in the tower had some input on the design. Got tired of getting beaten up in heavy seas.

Totally kidding. That only applies to little boats. But I do know if I'm not driving, I'm getting a stern seat, or I'm staying home, haha.

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Posted: 06/21/2021 at 7:13PM

Gerald Ford getting ready for action with shock tests. -- Coach McGuirk 06/21/2021 2:21PM

Detonation created a 3.7 magnitude earthquake. ** -- swordsman1 06/21/2021 6:17PM

The superstructure is way back on that boat -- Burruss Writer 06/21/2021 5:07PM

The further toward the stern, the more comfortable the ride. -- Coach McGuirk 06/21/2021 7:13PM

More runway. Good to have when your runway is floating ** -- fordham 06/21/2021 5:32PM

Better vision of the entire flight deck. ** -- Stork 06/21/2021 5:11PM

Shes a big one. Still Ironing out hi-tech systems not put to sea -- ColoVT82 06/21/2021 4:55PM

I was aboard DDG-53 for its shock trials in 1994. -- SDHokie 06/21/2021 4:39PM

JPJ is a fine ship! ** -- ColoVT82 06/21/2021 4:57PM

I wasn't there -- DaveVT 06/21/2021 3:58PM

Did it bump its head, or fall down the stairs? ** -- TexasGobbler 06/21/2021 3:53PM

…or hit a spectator with a golf shot ** -- chumley 06/21/2021 4:39PM

I did a tour of the Ford several years ago in Norfolk. Can't believe -- Stork 06/21/2021 2:48PM

I always wanted to see the Wisconsin while I was there, but never did. -- Coach McGuirk 06/21/2021 3:28PM

Rain's commin'... -- Burruss Writer 06/21/2021 5:10PM

All you can eat sushi afterwards ** -- VT Pops 06/21/2021 2:37PM

The further toward the stern, the more comfortable the ride.

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