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Enterprise (CVN-65) Class Aircraft Carrier 1:700
Enterprise (CVN-65) Class Aircraft Carrier 1:700
Enterprise (CVN-65) Class Aircraft Carrier
Operations Enduring Freedom 2001
Forces of Valor
Scale 1:700

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The USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and served as the lead ship of its class.
Model length: 49 cm (19.29")
- A desktop diecast metal aircraft carrier model.
- Requires some assembly.
- Dispatched from Bristol, UK.
- Not a toy.
- 1 700 Enterprise Class aircraft carrier model
861007A
UK @ £10.80 via DHL
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The USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and served as the lead ship of its class. During Operation Enduring Freedom in 2001, the USS Enterprise played a significant role in the U.S. military's response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and the subsequent War on Terror.
Operation Enduring Freedom was launched by the United States in response to the 9/11 attacks, with the goal of targeting terrorist organizations, particularly Al-Qaeda, and removing the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, which was harboring and supporting terrorists.
The USS Enterprise, with its formidable capabilities and versatility, became a vital asset in the early phases of the operation. As an aircraft carrier, the ship provided a floating airbase that allowed U.S. military aircraft to conduct airstrikes over Afghanistan with relative ease. The carrier's air wing, composed of various aircraft, including fighter jets, attack helicopters, and reconnaissance planes, played a crucial role in conducting combat and support missions.
Throughout Operation Enduring Freedom, the USS Enterprise was stationed in the North Arabian Sea, from where its aircraft conducted airstrikes on Taliban and Al-Qaeda positions in Afghanistan. The carrier's aircraft targeted enemy strongholds, training camps, and infrastructure, significantly impacting the Taliban's ability to operate and hampering Al-Qaeda's terrorist activities.
One of the notable aspects of the USS Enterprise's involvement in Operation Enduring Freedom was the innovative use of its aircraft. In addition to traditional airstrikes, the carrier's aircraft were used for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions, providing critical information to ground forces and aiding in the overall effectiveness of the operation.
The carrier's ability to launch continuous and sustained air operations from the sea made it a formidable force and a symbol of U.S. military power during the early stages of the War on Terror. The USS Enterprise's contributions to Operation Enduring Freedom highlighted the significance of aircraft carriers in modern warfare and demonstrated the flexibility and reach they provide to military operations.
The USS Enterprise's involvement in Operation Enduring Freedom concluded in early 2002, but its role in responding to the 9/11 attacks and its impact on the subsequent military operations in Afghanistan cemented its place in history as a legendary aircraft carrier. The USS Enterprise was decommissioned in 2017, marking the end of its illustrious 55-year service with the U.S. Navy.
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