The USS Enterprise was and still is the most decorated Warship to have ever serve in the US Navy, was the ship that arguably halted Japanese expansion in the pacific during WW2 with all her fellow ships foundering around her, and was responsible for supporting countless landing operations and bombing missions to relieve or assist US troops in the latter end of the Pacific Campaign. 

Despite all of this, the US Navy chose to sell her for scrap at the end of the war, which should be considered a crime by all that is sacred to the Navy, or otherwise. As such, by the year 2030 the US Navy should repay the Enterprise for her duty with some form physical commemoration. The US Navy should be charged and punished for such a brash and neglectful decision, by funding and reconstructing the ship they once sold to be torn down half a century ago.

This new ship, with navy dollars only, will then be made into a public museum for all who wish to visit to learn and respect the USS Enterprise and her crew. The Navy must make this right, period.