The US Navy has a new vision for its carrier air wing. Here's how SEALs will help put those aircraft on target

US Navy aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson leads other US Navy ships during an exercise with the Indian navy in 2012.US Navy Photo
The US Navy is making plans to keep its carrier aircraft relevant in a conflict with a more capable adversary.
China and Russia are developing capabilities that could restrict what those aircraft could do in a conflict.
US special operators could help those aircraft see — and strike — in places adversaries want to keep them out of.
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