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Anchor text: Gerald R. Ford class
Target Entity: Gerald_R\u002e_Ford_class_aircraft_carrier
Preceding Context: Nimitz class ships were designed to have a fifty-year service life. At the end of the service life, ships will be decommissioned. This process will first take place on Nimitz and is estimated to cost from US$750 to $900 million. This compares with an estimate of US$53 million for a conventionally powered carrier. Most of the difference in cost is attributed to the deactivation of the nuclear power plants and safe removal of radioactive material and other contaminated equipment. A new class of carriers, the
Succeeding Context: , is being constructed to replace previous vessels after decommissioning. Ten of these are expected, and the first will enter service in 2015 to replace USS Enterprise. The rest of these new carriers will gradually replace the oldest Nimitz vessels as they reach the end of their service life. The new carriers will have a similar design to Bush (using an almost identical hull shape) but will also have further technological and structural improvements.
Paragraph Title: Future
Source Page: Nimitz class aircraft carrier

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