The Navy's newest, most sophisticated aircraft carrier doesn't have urinals

In the midst of every one of its redesigns and advances, the US Navy's freshest plane carrying warship, the USS Gerald R. Portage, is deficient with regards to one element: urinals.

Each lavatory on the Ford is, surprisingly, sexually unbiased, outfitted with flush toilets and slows down, as per Navy Times.

Lavatory plan specialists have said sit-down toilets are less sterile and consume up more room, and a large portion of the Ford's team individuals are men. (Ladies are just around 18% of the Navy.)

In any case, the Navy has said disposing of urinals has points of interest for present and future operations.

Making each restroom open to the majority of the ship's mariners will make things more advantageous for mariners, the Navy has said. Also, washrooms that can be utilized by either sexual orientation mean the Navy can reassign them without rolling out any outline improvements, should the team's cosmetics change.

"This is intended to give the ship adaptability in light of the fact that there aren't any berthing territories that are committed to one sex or alternate," Operations Specialist first Class Kaylea Motsenbocker revealed to Navy Times. "So if this space was required for guys, we could move the females to other berthing ranges and make this all male with no adjustment being important."