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The captains of U.S. aircraft carriers vary as they are assigned based on the Navy's operational requirements and personnel rotations. Each carrier typically has a commanding officer (captain) who is responsible for the overall operations, safety, and mission success of the ship. These captains are highly experienced naval officers, usually with extensive backgrounds in aviation and ship command. For the most current information on specific captains, one would need to refer to the U.S. Navy's official announcements or reports, as assignments can change frequently.

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