Statistical Data: Length: 980 feet (298.7 meters) Draft: 37 feet (11.3 meters) Width: 280 feet (85.3 meters) Displacement: 65,200 tons standard and 82,500 tons fully loaded Cargo: 6,200 tons of nonessential equipment and supplies. Each enlisted crew member has a small locker for personal items and uniforms. Ships officers have more space for personal items. Most of the ships spaces are taken up by extra ammo, armor, troops, weapons, and engines. Power System: 4 Fusion Reactors, average life span is 20 years Market Cost: Not for Sale but costs around 1.65 billion credits to construct. If found and sold on the black market would probably cost 5 to 8 billion credits.
Speed: Surface: 46 mph (40 knots/ 74.1 kph) Range: Unlimited due to fusion engines (needs to refuel every 20 years and requires maintenance as well). Ship carries six months of supplies on board.
This would be the United States 2, considering the fact the name was used for an aircraft carrier that had no island fo more deck space, its keel and some lower parts of the hull were built, but technically that would make this the USS. United States II
No - it would still be just the "United States". CVN-65, USS Enterprise is not called "Enterprise VIII", CV-62, USS Independence was not called "Independence V". When a ship is decommissioned or stricken, its name is also stricken.
I like the design, but the name USS United States doesn't make any sense. USS is an acronym for United States Ship. So, you've named your ship (in full) "The United States Ship, United States." Like I said, the design is awesome, but the name makes no sense (unless the United States part of the title isn't supposed to be the name).