Logistics of fueling aircraft and feeding sailors with a limited supply chain

There are thousands of crew members aboard U.S. warships in the Middle East. They need a regular food supply. Aircraft on the ships need fuel to lift off. For the New York Times, Simon Ducroquet and John Ismay illustrate the challenges for the U.S. Navy when a base is destroyed and carriers need to navigate outside the range of Iranian missiles and drones.

I appreciate the maps and illustrations to show how fuel and ships must flow for the fleet to remain functional.