USS Intrepid (aircraft carrier)

The USS Intrepid (CV-11) is a large, navy aircraft carrier built during World War II. It serves as a floating airbase, capable of launching and recovering military aircraft at sea. Designed to support air operations, it played a key role in various conflicts, including the Pacific Theater. After its military service, it was turned into a museum in New York City, where visitors can explore its decks, aircraft, and history. The Intrepid symbolizes naval strength, technological innovation, and wartime history, offering insights into military operations and maritime defense.