The seawater sprayed outside is almost futile in extinguishing the flames deep inside; it can at most provide some psychological comfort.
We can now open a betting site and wager whether this supercarrier, which costs as much as 13 billion US Dollars, will be completely scrapped and become a pile of expensive scrap metal due to this fire?"
The comment didn't forget to add cynically: "Hopefully, this fire won't cause massive casualties and a long repair period like the 'Forrestal' and 'Enterprise' did.
Better not turn into a scenario where the 'Miami' nuclear submarine and the 'Good Man Richard' amphibious assault ship were burned directly to scrap."
At this point, the world realized that the United States had bigger trouble — its precious aircraft carrier was genuinely on fire.
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