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USS Gerald R. Ford, Churchill Make Stop in France

MARSEILLE, FRANCE, AUG 4 – The USS Gerald R. Ford leads Carrier Strike Group Twelve in multinational exercises to enhance NATO cooperation and regional security, involving nine squadrons and allied naval forces.

  • On August 4, 2025, the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford and the guided-missile destroyer Winston S. Churchill docked in Marseille, France, as part of their planned stop during deployment within the U.S. 6th Fleet operational area.
  • This visit came after the strike group completed extensive multinational operations, including Neptune Strike 25-2, and navigated eastward through the Strait of Gibraltar alongside Spanish and Italian naval vessels.
  • Carrier Strike Group Twelve, led by Rear Admiral Paul Lanzilotta and carrying 4,500 service members, supports U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa's readiness and allied interests in the region.
  • U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner highlighted that the USS Gerald R. Ford’s visit represents the strong Franco-American partnership, describing the carrier as the newest, largest, and most versatile vessel in the U.S. Navy.
  • During the port visit, crew members will visit key locations including Marseille, Paris, and Monaco, and will participate in formal receptions aboard the Gerald R. Ford, underscoring continued U.S.-European collaboration amid NATO defense negotiations.
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The American warship, twice as heavy as the Charles-de-Gaulle, is expected to remain in port until August 9th in the Phocean city, after an exercise in the Mediterranean.

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The world's largest carrier dropped anchor in the waters of Marseilles and will wet until August 9. What does USS Gerald R. Ford come to stop off off the Phocean city?

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The aircraft carrier is expected to remain in the Phocean city until 9 August.

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DVIDS broke the news in on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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