The Nimitz-Class Aircraft Carriers are a class of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers used by the United States Navy. They are among the largest warships in the world, measuring about 1,092 feet in length and capable of carrying over 60 aircraft. These carriers are designed to support a wide range of military operations and can operate in various environments. Each Nimitz-Class carrier is equipped with advanced technology, including radar systems and defensive weapons. They have a crew of approximately 5,000 personnel, including aircrew and support staff. The class was named after Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, a key figure in the Pacific Theater during World War II.