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USS George H.W. Bush pulls into Phuket for first liberty call after 188 days at sea, leaving USS George Washington as the sole carrier supporting operations against Iran.
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Monster US aircraft carrier returns to California after incredible ten-month Middle East mission
After 321 grueling days at sea, thousands of US sailors finally got the homecoming they’d been waiting nearly a year for — complete with tearful embraces, American flags and dozens of babies meeting their dads for the first time.
One San Diego-based aircraft carrier, the USS Theodore Roosevelt, is now heading to the region as another, the USS Abraham Lincoln, is set to return home.
While nothing has been officially announced, China seems to be working on a massive aircraft carrier, significantly larger than America's biggest carrier.
The U.S. military is sending a third aircraft carrier strike group to the Middle East and an amphibious force with 2,000 Marines, for potential escalation.
The USS Nimitz conducted flight deck certification while underway in the Atlantic Ocean, even as it will be officially decommissioned next March.
U.S. aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt has departed San Diego for a deployment expected to take Carrier Strike Group 9 to the Middle East, where it will relieve USS George Washington. The rotation will keep two U.S. carrier strike groups available in the region and sustain air operations against Iran from the Arabian Sea.
India is advancing its Naval Shipborne Unmanned Aerial System programme after receiving clearance from the Defence Acquisition Council. The systems will enhance intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance for naval operations and support various missions.
Aircraft carriers are a tight ship: no pun intended. The long list of rules is designed to keep everyone on […]
Indonesia officially commissioned its first aircraft carrier, the KRI Sriwijaya-100, at Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta after acquiring the former Italian Navy vessel Giuseppe Garibaldi. The 180.2-meter ship provides the Indonesian Navy with a sovereign floating command platform designed to expand regional power projection,