Sentence examples for class carriers from inspiring English sources
We are considering options for how we can use unmanned systems to support the vast range of future naval capabilities that include Type 45 destroyers, global combat ships, Astute class submarines and the two Queen Elizabeth class carriers that together with Lightning II jets will provide world-leading carrier strike from 2020".
"The navy's new Queen Elizabeth class carriers will have the ability to combine fast jet, helicopter, unmanned aerial vehicles and amphibious capabilities – a floating piece of sovereign British territory which we can use as a base worldwide whenever our needs require it," he wrote.
The vessel will be the first of two Queen Elizabeth class carriers commissioned for the Royal Navy.
The current project for two Queen Elizabeth class carriers, the largest warships ever built in Britain, has already shown itself to be deeply politically problematic for this government.
The cost of the two new Queen Elizabeth class carriers - originally ordered under the last Labour government - has already risen dramatically from £3.5bn to around £7bn.
Its 10 Nimitz class carriers are floating cities - the size of four football pitches - each housing 5,000 crew and 80 strike jets.
The duo of Montreal-based French-Canadian saxophonist François Carrier and drummer Michel Lambert are an all-improv partnership of real class – Carrier has appeared on the US jazz magazine Down Beat's famous readers' poll.
But after promising to transform US Airways into a "world class carrier of choice" in 1998, then deciding to sell it to United two years later, the two executives have lost credibility with many employees.
It is understood a piece of welding equipment caught fire on board the UK's first Queen Elizabeth class carrier.
Professor Michael Clarke, the director general of the Royal United Service Institute, explained: "The fact is, the carrier is going to be a first class carrier.
He added: "Lightning shall be operated jointly by the Royal Air Force and Fleet Air Arm pilots, from land or from the Queen Elizabeth Class carrier.
