Two crew members were injured after a non-combat fire broke out aboard the USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier. This was reported by representatives of the US Armed Forces on the social network X, writes UNN.
On March 12, a fire broke out on the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), which originated in the ship's main laundry facilities. The cause of the fire is not combat-related and it has been contained.
There is no damage to the ship's propulsion system, and the aircraft carrier remains fully combat-ready.
Currently, two sailors are receiving medical attention for non-life-threatening injuries, and their condition is stable. Further information will be provided later.
The Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group is currently operating in the Red Sea in support of Operation Epic Fury.