The Navy pushes back the timeline for the future aircraft carrier Doris Miller to 2034, according to a Navy official cited by two outlets. Both reports attribute the delay to construction scheduling impacts tied to another carrier in the same Gerald R. Ford class, the future USS Enterprise. The reporting indicates that work on Enterprise affects the broader carrier construction plan, which in turn shifts when Doris Miller is expected to be delivered or become operational. Neither outlet provides additional technical details about changes to Doris Miller itself, nor does the reporting describe broader program reasons beyond the construction delays associated with Enterprise. The accounts are consistent in pointing to Enterprise’s construction delays as the primary cause for moving Doris Miller’s schedule to 2034.