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The Mediterranean Sea is without traditional aircraft carriers

itamilradar by itamilradar
March 10, 2020
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The Mediterranean Sea is without traditional aircraft carriers

Yesterday the USNavy carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) and its strike group (CSG) left Mediterranean Sea. In these images you can see the ship in the Suez Canal (yesterday) and under way in the northern Red Sea (today).

USS Dwight D. Eisenhower(CVN-69) caught on #satellite images this morning while cruising in the Red Sea. @osinteditor #US #USNavy #Iran #SaudiArabia #OSINT pic.twitter.com/yetqV5GGbk

— Putin is a Virus (@PutinIsAVirus) March 10, 2020

In the last week the French Navy carrier “Charles de Gaulle” (R91) left Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea where its activities will mainly consists in cooperation exercises with American and European forces.

Risultato immagini per "Charles de Gaulle" (R91)

Today there are not traditional aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean. There are, however, the Italian Navy light aircraft carrier “Giuseppe Garibaldi” (C551) and the Spanish Navy amphibious assault ship “Juan Carlos I”  (L61) both equipped with AV-8B “Harrier”.

Risultato immagini per "Giuseppe Garibaldi" (C551)

The other Italian carrier “Cavour” (C550) is in Taranto for a lengthy refit to host LockheedMartin F-35B. The Cavour will become operational again in 2020

Risultato immagini per Cavour" (C550)
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