In Reply to: No way Trump will allow a ship to be named after a posted by Bruinfan4ever on August 22, 2026 at 06:12:01
already established. In other words, they are looking at aligning him to where all other ships named after medal of honor winners. God you are so dumb it hurts...
The one time they were going to name one after a medal of honor winner, they changed course back to tradition... but that doesn't fit your propaganda so you ignore that. LMFAO
Traditionally, the U.S. Navy does not name aircraft carriers after individual Medal of Honor recipients.Capital ships like supercarriers are almost exclusively reserved for U.S. Presidents, lawmakers who heavily championed the Navy, or historic battles and legacy ship names.However, there is one major historical exception, along with a unique connection to a modern carrier:The Lone Exception: USS Miller (CV-61) — Renamed Before LaunchDuring World War II, the Navy laid down an Essex-class aircraft carrier intended to be named the USS Miller to honor Rear Admiral Willis A. Miller, a Medal of Honor recipient from the Civil War. However, before the ship could be completed and launched, the Navy changed its mind and renamed it the USS Tarawa to honor the famous Marine corps battle.