US EditionThe Destroyer Ara Argentina on the Way to the Multinational Exercise Unitas Lxvi
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During his deployment to the US to participate in the multinational UNITAS LXVI exercise, the destroyer ARA Argentina (D-11) made a logistic stop in the city of Natal, located in the north of Brazil. This stop is part of the crossing that will take him to the port of Mayport, where the Argentine unit will begin its activities in the framework of the oldest international naval exercise in the world. After ten days of navigation, the destroyer cla…
The destroyer ARA Argentina, of the Marine Fleet of the Argentine Navy, sailed from the Naval Base Puerto Belgrano to the United States to participate in the multinational exercise Unitas LXVI. The unit, under the command of the captain of frigate Juan Cruz Granja, has 229 crew members, among them the crew of the ship, Marines, naval aviators, members of Special Forces and personnel in commission.
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