US EditionLandmark date confirmed for when HMS Prince of Wales will leave city for major op
- HMS Prince of Wales will lead a Royal Navy deployment, departing Portsmouth around April 22 for the Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific.
- This multinational mission, named Operation Highmast, supports UK trade and reaffirms security commitments in those critical regions.
- The strike group includes warships, aircraft, submarines, support vessels, and personnel from the Royal Navy, Army, and Air Force.
- Defence Secretary John Healey acknowledged the complex operation involving thousands of personnel, showcasing the UK's military capabilities.
- The eight-month deployment aims to conduct exercises with partners and allies, promoting stability and bolstering the UK's economy.
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Royal Navy to deploy BIGGEST maritime force of British combat jets since Falklands war
The Royal Navy is preparing to deploy the largest maritime force of British combat jets since the Falklands war.The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that Royal Navy flagship HMS Prince of Wales will sail from Portsmouth in the next two weeks to join a strike group of warships, supply vessels and a Royal Navy attack submarine.The MoD said the giant 70,000 tonne carrier would embark up to 24 fifth-generation F-35B jets for the British-led m…
HMS Prince of Wales to leave Portsmouth on 22nd April to lead Carrier Strike Group deployment
The MoD officially confirmed today that the long-planned deployment to the Indo-Pacific will begin in two weeks with the departure of the flagship. The carrier will spearhead operation HIGH MAST, involving around 4,000 UK personnel. (2,500 Royal Navy sailors and marines, together with 592 RAF personnel will be joined by around 900 soldiers from the […] The post HMS Prince of Wales to leave Portsmouth on 22nd April to lead Carrier Strike Group dep
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My LondonRoyal Navy flagship to sail this month on Indo-Pacific diplomatic mission
HMS Prince of Wales will use drones to transfer equipment to other ships for the first time. The Royal Navy’s flagship HMS Prince of Wales is making final preparations for a diplomatic and training mission of the other side of the world. The aircraft carrier will sail from Portsmouth Naval Base on April 22 as head of a carrier strike group made up of warships and supply ships before heading firstly to the Mediterranean for security exercises and…
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