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15/08/2025

06 Aug 2025 –RFA Tidespring seen from the inside of a Merlin Mk2 Helicopter from 814 NAS with HMS Prince of Wales and USNS Wally Schirra off her starboard side. In a seamless show of allied logistics and maritime interoperability, The UK’s aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales conducted a Replenishment at Sea (RAS) with Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tanker RFA Tidespring and the U.S. Navy’s USNS Wally Schirra. The carrier received vital fuel, ammunition, and stores while underway. Led by UK flagship HMS Prince of Wales and involving a dozen nations, the eight-month mission - known as Operation Highmast - has seen the task group pass through the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Indian Ocean visiting Singapore and Australia, the Carrier Strike Group now shifts focus to Asia. The goal is to reaffirm the UK’s commitment to the security of the Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific region, demonstrate collective resolve with our allies and showcase British trade and industry. Over the course of the deployment, upwards of 4,500 British military personnel will be involved, including nearly 600 RAF and 900 soldiers alongside 2,500 Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines. 🚁⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

Pictured here is the closing of the show at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo (REMT) on 07/08/2025. REMT 2025, running from 1-23 August is this year celebrating it’s 75th anniversary. The theme of the Tattoo this year is “the heroes who made us”, celebrating history, heroism and cultural heritage, paying tribute to individuals and stories that shaped the event. This years line up includes performances by United Kingdom, Switzerland, Canada, Germany, Poland, Ukraine and the United States of America. The event is hosted on the iconic Edinburgh Castle Esplanade and performers from all around the world perform against the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. 💂⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

7 August 2025 – UK and US F-35B jets land back on HMS Prince of Wales after conducting flying operations as part of multi-large deck exercise. UK and US F-35B Lightning jets are operating from HMS Prince of Wales as part of a trilateral multi-large deck exercise between the UK, US and Japan, during Op HIGHMAST. Led by UK flagship HMS Prince of Wales and involving a dozen nations, the eight-month mission, known as Operation HIGHMAST, has seen the task group pass through the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Indian Ocean visiting Singapore and Australia. The Carrier Strike Group now focuses on Asia. The goal is to reaffirm the UK’s commitment to the security of the Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific region, demonstrate collective resolve with our allies and showcase British trade and industry. Over the course of the deployment, upwards of 4,500 British military personnel will be involved, including Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Royal Marines and British Army personnel ✈️⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

10 August 2025 – F-35B Squadrons, 617 Squadron and 809 NAS conduct flying operations off the coast of Japan on HMS Prince of Wales during Op HIGHMAST. Led by UK flagship HMS Prince of Wales and involving a dozen nations, the eight-month mission, known as Operation HIGHMAST, has seen the task group pass through the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Indian Ocean visiting Singapore and Australia. The Carrier Strike Group now focuses on Asia. The goal is to reaffirm the UK’s commitment to the security of the Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific region, demonstrate collective resolve with our allies and showcase British trade and industry. Over the course of the deployment, upwards of 4,500 British military personnel will be involved, including Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Royal Marines and British Army personnel. ✈️⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

8 August 2025 – UK F-35B Lightning jet launches from Japanese Self Defence Force Flagship, JS Kaga. On 8 August 2025, UK and US F-35B Lightning jets landed on, and launched from, Japanese Self Defence Force Flagship, Helicopter Destroyer, JS Kaga, as part of a trilateral multi-large deck exercise between the UK, US and Japan, during Op HIGHMAST. Op HIGHMAST is a multinational deployment to the Indo-Pacific, led by the Royal Navy Flagship, HMS Prince of Wales, reaffirming the UK’s commitment to security of the mediterranean and Indo-Pacific, while providing an opportunity to promote British trade and industry. During the deployment, HMS Prince of Wales will be joined by escorts and support ships from allied NATO nations to form a UK Carrier Strike Group (CSG). ✈️⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

8 August 2025 – UK F-35B Lightning jet launches from Japanese Self Defence Force Flagship, JS Kaga. On 8 August 2025, UK and US F-35B Lightning jets landed on, and launched from, Japanese Self Defence Force Flagship, Helicopter Destroyer, JS Kaga, as part of a trilateral multi-large deck exercise between the UK, US and Japan, during Op HIGHMAST. Op HIGHMAST is a multinational deployment to the Indo-Pacific, led by the Royal Navy Flagship, HMS Prince of Wales, reaffirming the UK’s commitment to security of the mediterranean and Indo-Pacific, while providing an opportunity to promote British trade and industry. During the deployment, HMS Prince of Wales will be joined by escorts and support ships from allied NATO nations to form a UK Carrier Strike Group (CSG). ✈️⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

7 August 2025 – UK and US F-35B jets land back on HMS Prince of Wales after conducting flying operations as part of multi-large deck exercise. UK and US F-35B Lightning jets are operating from HMS Prince of Wales as part of a trilateral multi-large deck exercise between the UK, US and Japan, during Op HIGHMAST. Led by UK flagship HMS Prince of Wales and involving a dozen nations, the eight-month mission, known as Operation HIGHMAST, has seen the task group pass through the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Indian Ocean visiting Singapore and Australia. The Carrier Strike Group now focuses on Asia. The goal is to reaffirm the UK’s commitment to the security of the Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific region, demonstrate collective resolve with our allies and showcase British trade and industry. Over the course of the deployment, upwards of 4,500 British military personnel will be involved, including Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Royal Marines and British Army personnel. ✈️⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

12th August 2025 - Members of ships company look on at HMS Prince of Wales as HMS Dauntless arrives in Japan. HMS Dauntless arrives in Yokosuka, Japan. The Carrier Strike Group is halfway through the Operation Highmast deployment. Led by UK flagship HMS Prince of Wales and involving a dozen nations, the eight-month mission - known as Operation Highmast - has seen the task group pass through the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Indian Ocean visiting Singapore and Australia, the Carrier Strike Group now shifts focus on Asia. The goal is to reaffirm the UK's commitment to the security of the Mediterranean collective resolve with our allies and showcase British trade and industry. Over the course of the deployment, upwards of 4,500 British military personnel will be involved, including nearly 600 RAF and 900 soldiers alongside 2,500 Royal Navy sailors and Royal Marines. ⚓🇬🇧🔥

15/08/2025

U.S., Japanese and British Aircraft Carriers are seen here during a Joint Exercises in the Northern Philippine Sea. F-35Cs lead F-18E/F, E-2 and MV-22 Aircraft in Formation overhead. The navies of the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom have launched a high-profile demonstration of allied naval power in the Northern Philippine Sea. The exercises under Operation Highmast have seen four aircraft carriers deployed, including a U.S. Navy Nimitz Class nuclear powered supercarrier and lighter Wasp Class carrier, as well as a Japanese Izumo Class carrier and HMS Prince of Wales. All four carrier classes deploy the F-35 as their most capable fighters, although only the Nimitz Class ship can accommodate the F-35C variant, with the three lighter ships accommodating the F-35B designed for short takeoffs and vertical landings. The exercise represents the first of its kind involving carrier air wings from the three countries, and saw the Nimitz Class carrier also deploy large numbers of F-18E/F fighters, E/A-18G electronic attack jets and E-2 airborne warning and control systems. ✈️⚓🇬🇧🔥

07/08/2025

An AH-64 Apache helicopter assigned to C Company, 2nd Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, conducts aerial gunnery tables near Camp Buehring, Kuwait, Aug. 6, 2025. Aerial gunnery enhances aircrew lethality, precision, and coordination, ensuring combat readiness in support of contingency operations. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Andrew Lightsey IV) 🔥🚁🇱🇷

07/08/2025

Newest 352 SOW Ospreys arrive at Southampton port 🔥✈️🇱🇷

07/08/2025

A U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon assigned to the 31st Fighter Wing takes off at Aviano Air Base, Italy, August 1, 2025. The F-16 Fighting Falcon is a compact, highly maneuverable, multi-role fighter aircraft while providing a relatively low-cost, high-performance weapon system for the United States and Allied and partnered nations. (Courtesy photo) 🔥✈️🇱🇷

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