The Forrestal Class Aircraft Carrier were the first class of supercarriers, combining high tonnage, deck-edge elevators and and full integration of the angled deck. This new class os ships had a substantionally larger air wing of 80–100 jet aircraft, compared to their predecessors (50–75 for the Midway and Essex classes)

Ordered as a "Large Aircraft Carrier", hull number CVB-60, Saratoga was reclassified as an "Attack Aircraft Carrier" (CVA-60), 1 Oct 1952. Laid down 16 Dec 1952, launched 8 Oct 1955, commissioned 14 Apr 1956.
Saratoga was again reclassified as a "Multi-purpose Aircraft Carrier" (CV-60), 30 Jun 1972 Originally laid down as axial deck carrier Saratoga was converted to an angled deck ship while under construction.
Commissioned in 1956, she spent most of her career in the Mediterranean, but also participated during the Vietnam War, receiving one battle star for her service.
One of her last operational duties was to participate in Operation Desert Storm.

Saratoga was decommissioned in 1994,

Since there are no aftermarket parts for this, it's strictly an out of box build.
There are relatively few parts hence not a lot of fine details. The hull is split down the middle and the inside is scored for cutting at the waterline, with a plate that fits in for structural strength. the elevators are also deeply scored allowing for flexability in location should the modeler choose to display these in a lowered position

The kit comes with many of aircraft types that served aboard. I kept it minimal, F-14's of VF-103 "Sluggers" in the older Light Gull Gray over white Camo and F/A 18's from VFA81 "Sunliners" in the newer Ghost Grey Camo. I believe both these groups served aboard the Saratoga during the Gulf War.
There are radio whip antenna on both sides of the flight deck. The ones in the kit would be roughly the diameter of two telephone poles in real ife so I didn't use them. I cut them off at the base and used stretched sprue instead.

It's unfortunate there are no aftermarket sets available for this scale kit (at least not the I was able to find)
I tried some 1/700 railings but they were way oversized, even with the third rail removed.

This is one of six kits Italeri puts out in the 720 scale, and the only Forrestal Class carrier on the market that I'm aware of. A decent kit for short money . It comes with enough different types of aircraft for most of it's service life, from F-4 Phantoms through the F/A 18 Hornets. The kit went together quickly with minimal flash on the parts.
The relatively low price and ease of assembly make this a nice kit for a newer modeler

My two cents worth