In the immediate days following 9/11, calls from survivors of gender-based violence dropped severely because of special registration and the constant fear of being targeted by government systems.
The McQuarrie Missions skillfully address the post-9/11 intelligence state, portraying internal corruption and self-interest against Hunt's team's resilient humanism amidst looming state threats.
"Our fallen soldiers gave their last measure of devotion defending the American Dream, and we could not call ourselves the greatest city on the globe if we did not give them the tribute they deserve."
After undergoing heavy modifications to adapt to a broader range of missions, the Kennedy became a class of its own, changing its classification to CV-67. This unique adaptation allowed it to serve 18 deployments over nearly four decades in various significant military operations including the Arab-Israeli conflict, the Gulf War, and responses following major global events such as the September 11 attacks.
