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The US Navy has more than 60 ships of this kind with the Aegis system that sustains its naval power and has more in project The arrival of the sixth US destroyer at the Rota Base, "much more than an increase in our naval presence"

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The US Navy has more than 60 ships of this kind with the Aegis system that sustains its naval power and has more in project The arrival of the sixth US destroyer at the Rota Base, "much more than an increase in our naval presence"

The Ministry of Defense confirms the arrival of the USS John Basilone at the Naval Base of Rota, in Cadiz. The destroyer raises six US units deployed and completes the agreement signed by Spain and the United States.

The 'USS John Basilone' is already at the Naval Base of Rota. The sixth U.S. missile launcher arrived on Wednesday, October 14, at its new port. Thus, the agreement reached by the Government of Spain and the United States to extend from four to six the anti-missile units deployed in Rota. The incorporation of the Arleigh Burke class ship reinforces the geostrategic role of the Gaditan municipality in the allied defence device. Its location next …

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Diario de Cádiz broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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