US, UK and Japan Carrier Fleet Shows Massive Power in the Indo-Pacific

On August 10, 2025, the Philippine Sea became the stage for a rare trilateral naval maneuver involving aircraft carriers from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan. HMS Prince of Wales, USS George Washington, and JS Kaga operated in close formation alongside the amphibious assault ship USS America, supported by a multinational escort that included Norwegian, Spanish, and Australian naval units.

This unprecedented operation tested joint capabilities such as cross-deck F-35B operations, coordinated anti-submarine warfare, and integrated logistics between allied fleets. The exercise demonstrated the ability of these nations to share tactical data in real time, align aviation procedures, and operate seamlessly in a multi-threat environment.

Watch exclusive footage and analysis of this significant Indo-Pacific exercise, including details on the ships, aircraft, and strategic objectives behind this powerful show of allied coordination.

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