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British Carrier Leads ‘Most Powerful’ Fleet in Pacific
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In the framework of Operation Highmast, and as part of the deployment of the Carrier Strike Group 25 (CSG25) in the Indo-Pacific region, the British carrier HMS Prince of Wales completed a series of exercises with the JS Kaga carrier of the Maritime Self-Defense Force, prior to commencing its visit to Japan. During nine days of operations in the Philippines Sea, naval and air units from the United Kingdom, Japan, the United States and other alli…
British carrier leads ‘most powerful’ fleet in Pacific
In the Northern Philippine Sea, one of the most powerful multinational naval forces currently at sea has assembled. At its heart is the Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales, operating alongside Japan’s helicopter carrier JS Kaga and the U.S. Navy supercarrier USS George Washington. They are joined by the USS America amphibious assault ship and a formidable escort screen: USS Shoup, USS Robert Smalls, JS Teruzuki, the Spanish frigate Méndez Núñez, No…
The Spanish frigate Méndez Núñez, integrated into the UK Carrier Strike Group 2025 since April, concluded yesterday Sunday, August 10, its outstanding participation with the British carrier HMS Prince of Wales and the rest of the ships from other countries that have been part of the combat group. The Navy ship has sailed for four intense months through the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, the Indian and the Pacific, before starting its return to Spa…
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