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British Warship HMS Prince of Wales Embarks on Historic Indo-Pacific Voyage
15 Nov
Summary
- £3.5bn British aircraft carrier sets sail for maiden voyage
- Showcases F-35 stealth fighter jets and military operations
- Crew of 1,600 keeps the floating airfield running smoothly
In a significant military milestone, the £3.5bn British aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has set sail for its maiden voyage to the Indo-Pacific region. The massive warship, one of two such carriers in the UK's fleet, recently departed on this historic journey, and the Daily Mail's War on Tape was invited to witness the event.
Onboard, the reporters were able to observe the impressive capabilities of the floating airfield. They witnessed the launch of squadrons of F-35 stealth fighter jets, as well as the preparation of the bombs they carry. The sheer scale of the operation was evident, with a crew of 1,600 people working in perfect coordination to keep the entire system running like clockwork.
As the HMS Prince of Wales sets sail for its first major deployment, it represents a significant milestone for the British military's presence in the strategically important Indo-Pacific region. The ship's impressive capabilities and the dedication of its crew are sure to make a lasting impression as it navigates the waves and asserts the UK's global influence.
