Engineers Tried for Hours to Restart the “Dead” Warship — Then the Admiral Called a Retired Sailor No One Remembered

One hundred thousand tons of the most advanced warship ever constructed sat motionless at Norfolk Naval Station, her nuclear turbines cold and unresponsive, her decks bristling with engineers who had run out of answers. From the pier, Captain William Evans could see the ship’s superstructure rising against the gray Virginia sky like a steel monument to a problem nobody could solve. Thirty engineers. Seventy-two hours. Seventeen failed diagnostic cycles. Millions of dollars in specialized equipment wheeled aboard and wheeled off again, its operators shaking their heads with the particular frustration of people who have applied every tool they know to a problem that refuses to cooperate.

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