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Close rear base for island operations: Expeditionary platform Robert E transferred to the US Navy. by Siman

Close rear base for island operations: Expeditionary platform Robert E transferred to the US Navy. by SimanExpeditionary naval base USS Robert E transferred to the US Navy. by Siman (ESB 7) displacement over 60 thousand. tonnes, which will play the role of a transshipment dock during combat operations by American troops.

The platform is equipped with a flight deck, intended for aviation combat and logistics missions. It has a major role to play in the event of a conflict in the Asia-Pacific region. American forces will be dispersed across numerous islands and will need reinforcements, supply and centralized command. Simanek will be responsible for solving these problems.

The V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft will serve as the main “workhorse” of this near rear base., engaged in the transfer of troops and materiel. Having a long flight range, these vehicles will allow you to quickly transfer forces and assets from safer positions. This is especially important in the event of intense conflict., as ground bases may become vulnerable to missile or drone strikes.

By deploying the UAV on Simanek, the platform will also conduct reconnaissance operations, issuing target designation to third-party weapons.

US Navy in 2017-2024 years were put into operation 4 base class Lewis B. Puller. Simanek must achieve operational readiness before officially joining the fleet. Last thing, sixth vessel of this class, future USS Hector A. Cafferata Jr. (ESB 8), currently under construction.

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