Stern view of the carrier HMS Ark Royal with Phantoms and Buccaneers parking on her flight deck, 1978.
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USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) tied up at the Piedmont Pier berth 12 in Truman Bay, Yokosuka, August 4, 1994.
USS Gerald R. Ford in Halifax
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USS Enterprise photographed by U24 in 2001. None of the ships or helicopters of the strike group detected the german submarine
Stern view of the carrier Foch, seen refuelling with the tanker Var. September 1990.
General Electric F414 being tested on the fantail of USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) somewhere in the Adriatic sea, October 30, 2022.
Light cruiser USS Santa Fe assisting carrier USS Franklin.
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69), in the Persian Gulf, July 9, 2000
The incomplete Graf Zeppelin on 6 February 1942, at Gotenhafen by British Royal Air Force aircraft. A three-masted sailing ship, possibly one of the German Navy's vessels (Horst Wessel, Albert Leo Schlageter, or Gorch Fock) appears at a nearby pier.
Launching of the USS Hancock (CV-19) at the Fore River Shipyard, Jan 24, 1944
HMS Indomitable in early 1943. Note the Seafire on the outrigger just behind S2 4.5in and in front of S1 Pom Pom.
Launched in 1985, becoming fully operational in the Russian Navy in 1995. The initial name of the ship was Riga; it was launched as Leonid Brezhnev, embarked on sea trials as Tbilisi, and finally named Admiral Flota Sovetskogo Soyuza Kuznetsov
USS Coral Sea (CV-43) moored at Lambert Point for scrapping by the Seawitch Salvage Co, Sept 20, 1993
Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Hōshō conducts tests in Tokyo Bay in December 1922.
A F-15 Eagle and a RF-4C Phantom II from the 18th tactical fighter wing fly past soviet aircraft cruiser Minsk during Exercise Ostfriesland II in the Sea of Japan in 1983, photo taken by another F-15
Así es el portaaviones más moderno y poderoso del mundo
Con una eslora de 337 metros, longitud equivalente a tres campos de fútbol, y capacidad para transportar hasta 90 aviones de combate, el portaaviones estadounidense de propulsión nuclear USS Gerald R. Ford es el más poderoso y tecnológicamente avanzado del mundo e inició su primera misión el jueves.
Así es el portaaviones más moderno y poderoso del mundo
Con una eslora de 337 metros, longitud equivalente a tres campos de fútbol, y capacidad para transportar hasta 90 aviones de combate, el portaaviones estadounidense de propulsión nuclear USS Gerald R. Ford es el más poderoso y tecnológicamente avanzado del mundo e inició su primera misión el jueves.
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Midway and Independence having a clean out of the hangars.
USS George H.W. Bush in Split, Croatia
USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) departs Fleet Activities Yokosuka to begin carrier qualifications in the western Pacific Ocean. May 15, 2007.
Image by Edward Chambre Hardman of HMS Ark Royal Under construction at Cammell Laird, Birkenhead
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