A modern nuclear carrier in the wartime Mediterranean

How would a modern nuclear-powered carrier perform in the Second World War Mediterranean?

Overwhelmingly well: its endurance, air wing, and airborne early warning would overturn the regional air and sea balance.

Fuel for the ship would cease to be the main endurance constraint, leaving food, weapons, aviation fuel, and personnel rotation as the sustaining requirements. Modern carrier aviation and Hawkeye-style airborne early warning would transform detection, coordination, and interception across the theater. Replenishment would still be essential because nuclear propulsion does not supply aircraft fuel or ordnance. Even with those limits, the carrier would function as a mobile air-power and surveillance system able to dominate the wartime Mediterranean.