Скачать или смотреть Feeding 5,000 People Daily: USS Ronald Reagan Food Logistics

Imagine grilling 3,000 steaks while your kitchen tilts 15 degrees in a typhoon. Imagine storing milk for six weeks without it spoiling. This isn't a restaurant—this is the daily reality aboard the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76).

We often talk about the F-18s and nuclear missiles, but the true fuel of the US Navy isn't uranium—it's cheeseburgers. In this video, we dive deep into the belly of the "Gipper" to reveal the insane logistics of feeding 5,000 sailors in the middle of the ocean. From the "Mid-Rats" that keep the night shift alive to the "Surf and Turf" dinners that usually mean bad news is coming.

⚓ Inside the Floating City:

The Numbers: 18,000 meals served every 24 hours.

The Kitchen Combat: Cooking in 110-degree heat while the ship rocks.

"Mid-Rats": Why midnight corn dogs are critical for national security.

The "UNREP": The most dangerous grocery run on Earth (via helicopter!).

Life Below Deck: Sleeping in "Coffin Racks" with zero privacy.

The Bakery: How the smell of fresh bread fights depression at sea.

🍔 USS Reagan By The Numbers:

Daily Eggs: 12,000 cracked

Daily Milk: Enough to fill a swimming pool (per deployment)

Daily Water: 400,000 Gallons (nuclear distilled)

Population: ~5,000 souls

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