US Destroyer 'USS Paul Ignatius' Returns to Rota Base After Sinking a Frigate with His Missiles in an Exercise
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The US destroyer Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) returned this week to the naval base of Rota after several months of patrol and exercises, in which there were real maneuvers with anti-ship missiles in the North Atlantic to eliminate a frigate. The ship returned to the dock where it shares location with five others ... Continue reading "After sinking a frigate, the destroyer ‘USS Paul Ignatios’ returns to the Rota Base: "It proved destructive potential"
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The movement of ships in the Naval Base of Rota is constant both from the Us-Navy and from the Spanish Navy.The last milestone that has been experienced in the military installations has been the return of the destroyer ' USS Paul Ignatius ' after several months of operational activity in European waters.During his deployment he has participated in exercises with allied forces and has made stops in ports of northern Europe, in an activity focuse…
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