Did U.S. sailors sabotage their own warship to escape the Iran war? A fire ripped through the USS Gerald R. Ford, damaging living quarters and forcing the carrier out of the combat zone. Hundreds were affected, with smoke injuries reported.
At the same time, repeated sewage system failures—caused by crew flushing prohibited items—raised serious concerns.
While sabotage claims remain unproven, the incidents have fueled questions about morale, discipline, and pressure aboard one of America’s most advanced warships amid an escalating conflict. See More In Details…