USS Gerald R. Ford faces ongoing sewage system challenges during stop at Souda Bay en route to Middle East
651
Tuesday, 24 February, 2026, 11:18
![]() The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) arrived at U.S. Naval Support Activity Souda Bay on the island of Crete on February 23 as part of its redeployment to the Middle East under U.S. Central Command. The carrier’s port call comes as the vessel continues to manage persistent malfunctions in its onboard sewage system, affecting daily life for its crew of approximately 4,600 sailors. |

Rubio said Iran still had many drones
62402.06.2026, 19:28
Daily pill can double survival time for world’s deadliest cancer, trial shows
87801.06.2026, 00:03
Five NATO countries blocked a plan for mandatory spending on aid to Ukraine - The Telegraph
121425.05.2026, 00:26
China’s Great Wall Restoration Reveals a Ming Cannon, Watchtower Life, and Hidden Artifacts
117824.05.2026, 23:32
Greek court finds Azerbaijani man guilty of spying for monitoring military base
114221.05.2026, 17:15
Trump claims Putin's ceremony in China wasn't as 'brilliant' as his
115120.05.2026, 19:43
