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The Cape Contingency Why US Supercarriers Are Taking the Long Route to the Arabian Sea
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The Cape Contingency Why US Supercarriers Are Taking the Long Route to the Arabian Sea
AeroNewsJournal Washington, DC, April 19 - The United States Navy has initiated a significant strategic maneuver as the USS George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group bypasses traditional maritime corridors in favor of a lengthy transit around the African continent. This shift in naval doctrine comes as the nuclear-powered supercarrier, accompanied by its full complement of guided-missile destroyers and Carrier Air Wing Seven, seeks to reach the Midd…
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