>18th July 25 β HMS Prince of Wales sails alongside US Carrier USS George Washington as the UK Carrier Strike Group integrates with US Navy forces during Exercise Talisman Sabre 25. This powerful demonstration of allied naval strengths highlights the deep operational ties between partner nations, uniting carrier aviation and advanced maritime capabilities from the United Kingdom, USA, Australia, Canada and Norway in a dynamic display of readiness across the Indo-Pacific.
>Spread over a vast area spanning the Northern Territory and Queensland from Darwin to Brisbane, the Australian-US led Exercise Talisman Sabre involves around 35,000 military personnel from 19 nations.
>Now in itβs 11th iteration, the goal of the exercise is to demonstrate the commitment of allies and partners to the collective security of the Indo-Asia Pacific region.
>UK Flagship HMS Prince of Wales with her F-35B Lightning jets, Merlin and Wildcat helicopters provides the carrier strike element, supported by her escorts, frigate, HMS Richmond and Destroyer HMS Dauntless, and international frigates HNoMS Ronald Amundsen (Norway), HMCS Ville de Quebec (Canada), SPS Mendez Nunez (Spain) and HMNZS Te Kaha (New Zealand). Tanker RFA Tidespring is keeping the force β and other allied ships β on station by supplying them with fuel.
>The UK Commando Forces will be heavily engaged throughout the exercise, alongside a Ranger Battalion from the Army and RAF Voyager aircraft.
MGC91 on
For reference:
HMS Prince of Wales is 280m long and has a full load displacement of 80,600 tonnes.
USS George Washington is 333m long and has a full load displacement of 105,000 tonnes.
To put that into context, the next largest European aircraft carrier – FS Charles de Gaulle is 262m long and has a full load displacement of 42,500 tonnes.
MetalBawx on
Nice to be back in the carrier game after decades of short signed fuck ups.
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Credit to PO Phot Rory Arnold
>18th July 25 β HMS Prince of Wales sails alongside US Carrier USS George Washington as the UK Carrier Strike Group integrates with US Navy forces during Exercise Talisman Sabre 25. This powerful demonstration of allied naval strengths highlights the deep operational ties between partner nations, uniting carrier aviation and advanced maritime capabilities from the United Kingdom, USA, Australia, Canada and Norway in a dynamic display of readiness across the Indo-Pacific.
>Spread over a vast area spanning the Northern Territory and Queensland from Darwin to Brisbane, the Australian-US led Exercise Talisman Sabre involves around 35,000 military personnel from 19 nations.
>Now in itβs 11th iteration, the goal of the exercise is to demonstrate the commitment of allies and partners to the collective security of the Indo-Asia Pacific region.
>UK Flagship HMS Prince of Wales with her F-35B Lightning jets, Merlin and Wildcat helicopters provides the carrier strike element, supported by her escorts, frigate, HMS Richmond and Destroyer HMS Dauntless, and international frigates HNoMS Ronald Amundsen (Norway), HMCS Ville de Quebec (Canada), SPS Mendez Nunez (Spain) and HMNZS Te Kaha (New Zealand). Tanker RFA Tidespring is keeping the force β and other allied ships β on station by supplying them with fuel.
>The UK Commando Forces will be heavily engaged throughout the exercise, alongside a Ranger Battalion from the Army and RAF Voyager aircraft.
For reference:
HMS Prince of Wales is 280m long and has a full load displacement of 80,600 tonnes.
USS George Washington is 333m long and has a full load displacement of 105,000 tonnes.
To put that into context, the next largest European aircraft carrier – FS Charles de Gaulle is 262m long and has a full load displacement of 42,500 tonnes.
Nice to be back in the carrier game after decades of short signed fuck ups.