US EditionLogistical stop of the U.S. vessel in Veracruz.
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The USS Gravely destroyer (DDG-107) of the United States Navy docked with Mexican permission at dock number 9 of the port of Veracruz, to supply supplies, authorities participating in the security cabinet indicated.
Cd. of Mexico.- The ship class Arleigh Burke USS Gravely, destroyer of the United States Navy missile launchers, docked today in the Port of Veracruz. It is a combat vessel with multifunction radar that entered service since the nineties. So far, no naval or federal authority has reported the presence of this ship on the coast of Veracruz. Since March 15, the missile destroyer departed from the Yorktown Naval Weapons Station for a scheduled depl…
After spending more than a month in international waters of the Gulf of Mexico, on Friday, April 25, the U.S. Navy's guided missile destroyer docked in the port of Veracruz.This is an Arleigh Burke USS Gravely class ship, which left the Virginia Naval Weapons Station for international waters on March 15.What does the USS Gravely destroyer do in Mexico?So far, Mexican federal authorities have not reported on the arrival of the ship in the port of…
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callemexico.comThe Secretary of the Navy reported that the U.S. warship Gravely arrived in the Port of Veracruz as part of a visit and will sail tomorrow, so it does not represent a risk to national sovereignty. He indicated that the visit of foreign ships in national ports is carried out according to established procedures and the corresponding permits, as part of the usual practices of international cooperation and logistical assistance, “without posing any …
The ship USS Gravely, belonging to the Navy of the United States of America, is located in the port of Veracruz for the purpose of carrying out logistic operational visit, to supply 900 thousand liters of fuel, supply and rest of its personnel. By means of a statement, The Secretariat of Navy-Armed of Mexico, it has announced that this ship docked at pier 9 south of Veracruz, last Friday 25 April and will sail on Monday 28 April, concluding a vi…
Last Friday, April 25, after spending a month in international waters of the Gulf of Mexico, the United States-class Arleigh Burke USS Gravely guided missile destroyer docked at the port of Veracruz, after leaving Virginia's naval weapons station in international waters on March 15.However, despite its presence at the dock near the San Juan de Ulúa fortress, the Mexican authorities have not issued an official position on the presence of the ship…
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