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The Royal Navy's Queen-Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers do have some impressive states and can carry F-35B stealth fighters. But all is not well.
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The Royal Navy's Queen-Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers do have some impressive states and can carry F-35B stealth fighters. But all is not well.
They were meant to restore the carrier strike the Invincibles could not deliver. The design U-turn is still in the bill.
Two aircraft carriers were meant to guarantee one always at sea. Breakdowns have left the Royal Navy with stretches of none instead.
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HMS Queen Elizabeth is one powerful aircraft carrier – Britain once “ruled the waves,” and the Royal Navy was once the largest naval force in...