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#Argentina🇦🇷The Argentine 🇦🇷⚓️Navy aims to resume participation in multinational exercises in #Africa and the #Pacific as part of its plan to enhance training and readiness. Due to budget constraints and political factors, the Navy has been absent from many international exercises it previously hosted or participated in. Admiral Allievi, the Chief of the Navy General Staff, expressed a desire to rejoin exercises like #UNITAS, particularly its Pacific phase off the coast of Chile. The Navy has also recently engaged in exercises such as Gringo-Gaucho with the U.S. Navy and #PASSEX with the French Navy. Additionally, the Navy plans to conduct the Fraterno exercise with Brazil and participate in UNITAS, aiming to strengthen regional partnerships and maritime expertise. However, participation in such exercises requires legislative approval, which has been challenging due to ideological differences and political resistance.

New from Helena Legarda Herranz: Germany’s navy and air force are planning to beef up their participation in military exercises this year, speaking to a clearer strategy vis-à-vis China and the region. This article is a preview of our spring issue, which is out next week. https://lnkd.in/eP-Hwc52

Did you know that the United Kingdom has an incredible military history? From aircraft carriers to infantry regiments to naval forces, Britain's military capabilities are truly impressive. 💪 The Royal Navy is the oldest of the three military services, and it traces its roots back to 15th century. Its key roles include patrolling the waters around the UK, detecting and interdicting threats on the international waters, and providing security for the vessels of other nations. 🛳 The Royal Air Force and British Army are the other two branches of the UK's military service. The air force has the world's oldest air force museum and some of the most modern jet trainers and combat aircraft. The army is responsible for training, equipping, and deploying troops to protect the nation. 🔩 Finally, the UK also boasts a powerful reserve force that can be called upon to supplement the regular forces when needed. 🕰 #ukmilitary #royalnavy #royalairforce #BritishArmy #funfactfriday 🇬🇧

The Army, Navy, Air Force, & Marines each provide a unique "punch" in the military toolkit. But which one is most important? And how does that effect your career as you rise thru the ranks? #military #militarylife #militaryperspective

Chinese Aircraft Carrier Base at Ream, Cambodia: The suspected new overseas base of the Chinese Navy in Ream, Cambodia, has undergone significant expansion, with the addition of a dry dock on reclaimed land and a pier that appears to be large enough to accommodate an aircraft carrier. Notably, this development shares some similarities with China's existing naval base in Djibouti. These resemblances reinforce the widely held view that this expanding facility is intended for the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) rather than the Royal Cambodian Navy. The growth of this naval presence raises questions about China's strategic interests and its expanding reach in the region. Read more on our website https://induslens.com #ReamNavalBase #ChinaCambodiaRelations #PLANExpansion #MilitaryStrategy #AsiaPacificGeopolitics #NavalDevelopment #GlobalSecurity #AircraftCarrierBase #MaritimeStrategy #GeopoliticalTrends #IndusLens #IndusOSINT

Something to be extra thankful for... 🦃 #nuclearfleet homecomings. ⚓ 🏔 Sailors man the rails on the flight deck as the US Navy’s only forward-deployed aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), returns to Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan, following a six-month deployment in the Indo-Pacific region. During Ronald Reagan’s deployment, the ship conducted multinational exercises with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Royal Australian Navy, Indonesian Navy, and Republic of Korea Navy and visited Vietnam, Republic of Korea, and the Philippines. Ronald Reagan, the flagship of Carrier Strike Group 5, provides a combat-ready force that protects and defends the United States, and supports alliances, partnerships and collective maritime interests in the Indo-Pacific region. #teamnavalreactors | #unmatchedpropulsion | #peoplegetthingsdone

The U.S. Navy is the world's largest and most powerful naval fleet, with many honors won during peacetime across the world's oceans and seas. The Navy is known for its unique traditions that differ from any other military branch. Its official flag is no exception, from its designated use to the design and where it fits in the line of various flags displayed on the mast of Navy ships. The rules of the sea are quite different than anywhere else in the world, as reflected in maritime law and Naval traditions. Check out the images below to learn more, including some fun facts that might surprise you!          #USNavy #NavyJack #Military #Veterans #Skillbridge       

🌟 Exciting and Stressful: Life as a Protocol Officer 🌟 As a protocol officer, I’ve found immense fulfillment in steering high-stakes projects from inception to the highly anticipated finale. The journey, though , isn’t without its share of nail-biting moments. Despite meticulous planning, the unpredictability can turn even the most simple event into a “disaster”. Yesterday, I found myself likening my role to that of a tightrope walker. Yet, amidst the chaos, there’s a profound sense of purpose and satisfaction in orchestrating events that leave lasting impressions. My mantra in the face of uncertainty? A deep breath, a reassuring smile, and the unwavering resolve to tackle any challenge head-on. Because when you’re armed with confidence and a can-do attitude, every hurdle becomes an opportunity for growth. #ProtocolOfficer #EventPlanning #StayingCalm #EmbracingChallenges

The US Navy’s hi-tech war trimarans are finally going up against China The Chinese navy, currently the biggest in the world by count of warships, just keeps growing. Meanwhile the US Navy – the world’s second most numerous fleet – is struggling to grow at all, to say nothing of getting bigger fast enough to keep pace with the Chinese fleet. Littoral Combat Ship Independence (LCS 2) during trials. LCSs are now forward deployed in the...