The Gerald R. Ford-Class Carrier is a class of aircraft carriers used by the United States Navy. Named after the 38th President of the United States, Gerald R. Ford, these carriers are designed to enhance naval power and support various military operations. They feature advanced technology, including a new electromagnetic aircraft launch system (EMALS) and improved radar systems, which increase their operational efficiency. These carriers are larger and more capable than their predecessors, the Nimitz-Class Carriers. The Gerald R. Ford-Class can carry more aircraft and has a greater capacity for onboard personnel. Their design focuses on reducing maintenance needs and improving survivability, making them a vital asset for modern naval warfare.