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The Oldest U.S. Navy Supercarrier Is Now Operating In The Caribbean · NabkaNews

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The Oldest U.S. Navy Supercarrier Is Now Operating In The Caribbean

Forbes·May 20

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The oldest US Navy supercarrier is currently operating in the Caribbean. Its presence in the region comes amid reported rising tensions between the US and Cuba. The carrier's deployment is part of its ongoing operations, which may include participation in a SOUTHCOM exercise, although its ultimate status and plans are unclear.

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Oldest U.S. Navy Supercarrier Will Take Part In SOUTHCOM Exercise

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