The Nimitz-class aircraft carriers are a class of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in the United States Navy. They are named after Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and are designed to support a wide range of military operations. Each carrier can carry around 60 aircraft, including fighter jets and helicopters, and has a flight deck that allows for simultaneous takeoffs and landings. These carriers are approximately 1,092 feet long and can accommodate a crew of about 5,000 personnel, including aircrew and support staff. The Nimitz-class is equipped with advanced technology, including radar and defense systems, making them a vital asset for naval power projection and maritime security.