A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier was returning from the Middle East to the Indo-Pacific region.
Newsweek's weekly update maps U.S. and Chinese aircraft carrier movements in the strategic Indo-Pacific region and, as of September 13, the locations of at least nine ships were publicly available via military disclosures or open-source satellite imagery.One of the U.S. Navy's six West Coast-based aircraft carriers made its way back from the tense Middle East region to the contested Indo-Pacific area, closing the U.S.'s 'sea power gap.
The Navy has requested Huntington Ingalls Industries to submit a deactivation plan by November, according to U.S. military newspaper Stars and Stripes.Meanwhile, the Ronald Reagan arrived at Naval Base Kitsap on August 13, following a hull swap at North Island with sister ship USS George Washington. It was previously stationed at Yokosuka naval base in Japan. A hull swap refers to an operational transition between two aircraft carriers.
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