Do Carrier Strike Groups have organic logistic support ships?

Carrier Strike Groups do not have organic logistic support ships because their logistical needs are typically fulfilled through the support of Logistical Supply Squadrons. These squadrons are responsible for providing the necessary supplies and sustainment to the strike group. While the ships within a Carrier Strike Group are equipped with some ability to handle operational logistics, such as replenishing fuel and supplies, they rely heavily on specialized logistics ships to meet their comprehensive supply demands over extended deployments.

The organization of the Navy allows for greater flexibility and efficiency, as logistical support can be coordinated separately, ensuring that the Carrier Strike Group can focus on its primary mission of power projection and combat readiness. This system also enables the availability of logistics resources that may not be feasible to maintain within each strike group during routine operations.