>On Thursday morning a fleet of the US Navy passed Fehmarn. The "USS Kearsarge" as flagship was the largest warship.
>Russian nuclear submarines and NATO units in the Fehmarn Belt.
>Ships again heading west.
>40 helicopters and fighter planes on board.
>Fehmarn - At the latest with the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine, which began in February, as well as the resulting change in security policy with the NATO membership applications of Finland and Sweden, the Baltic Sea has become a deployment area for the naval forces of Russia and NATO. This is well illustrated by the increasing number of warships that have passed through the Fehmarn Belt in recent months. This applies to Russian nuclear submarines as well as NATO formations. On Thursday morning, a fleet unit of the U.S. Navy passed Fehmarn.
NATO maneuvers in the Baltic Sea
>The amphibious assault ship "USS Kearsarge," accompanied by the landing ships "USS Arlington" and "USS Gunston Hall," was on its way west Wednesday morning. Previously, the ships were part of U.S. units participating in NATO maneuvers and calling at numerous ports in Germany, Scandinavia and the Baltic States.
>The "USS Kearsarge," flagship of the unit and the largest U.S. Navy warship to deploy to the Baltic Sea in the past 30 years, has 40 helicopters and combat aircraft and more than 2,000 soldiers on board, and the escort ships have about 1,000. For the approximately 4,000 soldiers, they are heading back toward their home on the U.S. East Coast after their six-month deployment.
https://www.kreiszeitung.de/lokales/schleswig-holstein/fehmarn/grosser-flottenverband-der-us-navy-passiert-fehmarnbelt-91809308.html
>Russian nuclear submarines and NATO units in the Fehmarn Belt.
>Ships again heading west.
>40 helicopters and fighter planes on board.
>Fehmarn - At the latest with the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine, which began in February, as well as the resulting change in security policy with the NATO membership applications of Finland and Sweden, the Baltic Sea has become a deployment area for the naval forces of Russia and NATO. This is well illustrated by the increasing number of warships that have passed through the Fehmarn Belt in recent months. This applies to Russian nuclear submarines as well as NATO formations. On Thursday morning, a fleet unit of the U.S. Navy passed Fehmarn.
NATO maneuvers in the Baltic Sea
>The amphibious assault ship "USS Kearsarge," accompanied by the landing ships "USS Arlington" and "USS Gunston Hall," was on its way west Wednesday morning. Previously, the ships were part of U.S. units participating in NATO maneuvers and calling at numerous ports in Germany, Scandinavia and the Baltic States.
>The "USS Kearsarge," flagship of the unit and the largest U.S. Navy warship to deploy to the Baltic Sea in the past 30 years, has 40 helicopters and combat aircraft and more than 2,000 soldiers on board, and the escort ships have about 1,000. For the approximately 4,000 soldiers, they are heading back toward their home on the U.S. East Coast after their six-month deployment.
https://www.kreiszeitung.de/lokales/schleswig-holstein/fehmarn/grosser-flottenverband-der-us-navy-passiert-fehmarnbelt-91809308.html
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Großer Flottenverband der US-Navy passiert Fehmarnbelt
Am Mittwoch passierte ein Flottenverband der US-Navy Fehmarn. Die „USS Kearsarge“ als Flaggschiff war dabei das größte Kriegschiff.