Tuesday, April 25, 2023

U.S. Aircraft Carrier USS George H.W. Bush Returns From 8-Month Mediterranean Deployment

The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77), along with the staff of carrier Strike Group (CSG) 10, returns to Naval Station Norfolk following an eight-month deployment, April 23, 2023. U.S. Navy Photo 

USNI News: Carrier USS George H.W. Bush Returns From 8-Month Mediterranean Deployment 

USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) pulled into its homeport in Norfolk, Va., on Sunday, marking the end of an eight month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. 

The aircraft carrier left Norfolk on Aug. 10 for its deployment and arrived in the Mediterranean to relieve the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group at the end of August. 

Bush spent 230 days in the Mediterranean, anchoring the regional deterrence and presence missions amid Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine.  

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Update #1: USS George HW Bush aircraft carrier rocks battle flag on return home from deployment (Task & Purpose)  

Update #2: USS George HW Bush returns to Norfolk after deployment (Navy Times) 

 WNU Editor: 8-months is a long time.

10 comments:

  1. Yes it is. Especially these eight months. A daily mail article says that a Japanese company has landed an object on the moon. Something I hadn't been aware of.

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  2. the deployments under loser carter where longer

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  3. /carter was bit a loser. google what the GOP did help Iran and sink Carter!

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  4. They have great food, internet, exercise equipment and air conditioning. Plus, at the end, you get to say you stubbed your toe once and pull 95% of your salary for the rest of your life. 8 months of work ain’t so bad.

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  5. Yeah George H.W. Bush flew secretly in the belly of an SR-71 to Iran to keep Carter from
    releasing the hostage. You realize how impossible that is due extreme heat and lack of oxygen.

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  6. THE OCTOBER SURPRISE (House of Representatives - February 05, 1992)

    https://irp.fas.org/congress/1992_cr/h920205-october-sr71.htm

    2:25 is a kook

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  7. The operative, who has chosen to remain anonymous, claims to have worked for a group of Republican insiders who were determined to prevent Carter from winning a second term in the White House. The group, which he refers to as "The Plotters," was made up of a handful of powerful Republican politicians and influential businessmen.

    The Plotters' plan was simple - to create a crisis that would discredit Carter and make him unelectable. The operative claims to have been part of a team that orchestrated a series of events designed to erode public confidence in the president and his administration.

    According to the operative, the first step was to undermine Carter's foreign policy by secretly supporting the Iranian hostage crisis. The Plotters believed that the longer the crisis dragged on, the more damage it would do to Carter's reputation as a strong leader.

    The next step was to launch a propaganda campaign against Carter's domestic policies. The operative claims to have been involved in spreading false rumors about the president's health, suggesting that he was too old and frail to lead the country effectively.

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  8. 8 months in the med, tough assignment alright

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  9. 5:48 is truly a moron

    "What happened next Mr. Barnes has largely kept secret for nearly 43 years. Mr. Connally, he said, took him to one Middle Eastern capital after another that summer, meeting with a host of regional leaders to deliver a blunt message to be passed to Iran:"

    So Barnes and Connally went to several Middle East capitals to relay a message and there were no leaks for the middle East?

    That makes at least 7 to 14 potential leakers, if not more. How is that going to be kept secret?


    Barnes comes out 43 years later, when most of the people alive then, are dead. Very
    convenient for him.

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