АНУ-ын тэнгисийн цэргийн хүчний байршил, үйл ажиллагааны тойм

Ойрхи Дорнод дахь тэнгисийн цэргийн хүчний оролцоог нэмэгдүүлж, стратегийн байршлыг өөрчилж байна.

АНУ-ын Төв командлалын (CENTCOM) хариуцлагын бүсэд USS Boxer хөлөг онгоц ирснээр тус бүс нутагт байрлах том оврын хөлөг онгоцны тоо дөрөв хүрэв. Одоогийн байдлаар USS Abraham Lincoln болон USS George H.W. Bush нисэх онгоц тээгч хөлөг онгоцнууд, USS Tripoli болон USS Boxer дайралт хийх чадвартай амфиби хөлөг онгоцнууд Ираны асуудлаарх хэлэлцээний үед тэнгисийн цэргийн хүчний бэлэн байдлыг ханган ажиллаж байна. Үүний зэрэгцээ, өнгөрсөн долоо хоногт RAF Fairford баазаас B-52 Stratofortress стратегийн бөмбөгдөгч онгоцнууд гарч явснаар агаарын хүчний оролцоог бууруулж байна.

USS Nimitz хөлөг онгоц сүүлчийн аялалынхаа хүрээнд долоодугаар сарын 3-нд Нью-Йоркод хүрэлцэн ирж, АНУ-ын тэнгисийн цэргийн хүчний 250 жилийн ойд зориулсан олон улсын арга хэмжээнд оролцлоо. Тус хөлөг онгоц нь АНУ-ын тэнгисийн цэргийн түүхэн дэх хамгийн том арга хэмжээнд оролцохын өмнө Флорида мужийн Мэйпорт боомтоос гарч, зэвсэг хэрэгслээ буулгах ажиллагааг гүйцэтгэсэн юм. Мөн аялалын үеэр MQ-25 Stingray нисгэгчгүй онгоцны загварыг олон нийтэд танилцуулсан байна.

Бусад хөлөг онгоцны хувьд USS Dwight D. Eisenhower хөлөг онгоц нисгэгчдийг бэлтгэх, нислэгийн дадлага сургуулилт хийсний дараа Норфолк боомтод зангууллаа. USS Carl Vinson хөлөг онгоц есөн сар үргэлжилсэн засвар үйлчилгээ болон нислэгийн тавцангийн шалгалтын ажлаа дуусгаж, Сан-Диего боомтод буцаж иржээ. USS Theodore Roosevelt болон USS Essex хөлөг онгоцууд Хавайд зохион байгуулагдаж буй RIMPAC 2026 сургуулилтын боомт дахь үе шатыг өндөрлөж, далайн дадлага сургуулилт руу шилжиж байна.

Баруун Номхон далайд USS George Washington хөлөг онгоц Филиппиний тэнгист нислэгийн болон байлдааны сургуулилт хийж байна. Уг хөлөг онгоц нь USS Robert Smalls, USS Shoup, USS Benfold болон USS Minnesota шумбагч онгоцны хамтаар үүрэг гүйцэтгэж байгаа бөгөөд өнгөрсөн долоо хоногт USS Juneau хөлөг онгоцыг устгах сургуулилтад оролцсон юм.

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Here’s TWZ’s weekly carrier tracker monitoring America’s flattop fleet, including deployed Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) and Amphibious Ready Groups (ARG), using publicly available open-source information. Check out last week’s report here.

Amphibious assault ship USS Boxer finally arrived in the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) area of responsibility (AOR), months after reports of a surge deployment in March to reinforce troops in the Middle East during the war against Iran. Boxer deployed on March 18 and transited the Pacific westbound before entering the Indian Ocean in early May, but never crossed into the CENTCOM AOR. Rather than continue to the Middle East, the ARG disaggregated: Boxer doubled back to Singapore and the South China Sea, where Portland was still operating, while Comstock moved on to CENTCOM. Boxer and Portland transited the Malacca Strait northbound in late June and have re-aggregated with Comstock in the AOR.

USS Boxer (LHD 4) and USS Portland (LPD 27) sail in formation while transiting the Indian Ocean. U.S. Central Command photo

The U.S. now has four big-deck warships on station in the Middle East – two aircraft carriers, USS Abraham Lincoln and USS George H.W. Bush, and two amphibious assault ships, USS Tripoli and USS Boxer – representing a step up in naval force posture while negotiations with Iran develop. In contrast, the U.S. appears to be drawing down its forward-deployed strategic bomber forces, with the last B-52 Stratofortress bombers departing RAF Fairford last week, according to plane spotters.

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) underway in the Middle East. U.S. Navy photo

USS Nimitz, on her final transit, arrived in New York City on July 3 and anchored off the coast of Stapleton, Staten Island, ahead of the International Naval Review (INR) 250 on July 4. Nimitz sat at anchor in New York Harbor during INR 250, the pinnacle event of the Navy’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday and the largest international maritime event in U.S. history, which featured over 70 U.S. and allied naval vessels and tall ships. Before pulling into New York, Nimitz departed Mayport, Florida, last week and steamed up the east coast while conducting ordnance offload. The Boeing MQ-25 Stingray demonstrator drone, also known as the T-1, was on full display once again.

USS Nimitz (CVN 68) transits the Hudson River. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Xavier Alicea

USS Dwight D. Eisenhower moored in Norfolk on July 2 after a two-week work-up supporting Carrier Qualifications (CQ) and East Coast Fleet Replacement Squadrons (FRS). Student naval aviators were aboard and successfully completed CQ from June 27-30, according to a release on DVIDS. “The multi-day training evolution focused on developing the next generation of fleet aviators, specifically highlighting pilots navigating the E-2 Hawkeye pipeline.” Eisenhower is preparing to deploy in early 2027, TWZ previously reported.

U.S. Navy Lt. Miguel Smith launches a T-45C Goshawk jet trainer aircraft off of the flight deck of Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69), June 27, 2026. Eisenhower is underway in the Atlantic Ocean conducting carrier qualifications for student naval aviators assigned to Naval Air Training Command. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Miguel Santiago) — T-45C Goshawk jet trainer aircraft launches off of the flight deck of USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69). U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Miguel Santiago

USS Carl Vinson returned to San Diego after completing flight deck certifications and CQ with Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 2 from June 25 to July 1. The Navy formally announced the completion of her nine-month Planned Incremental Availability (PIA), which TWZ reported last month. “Our Sailors’ efforts were vital in preparing Carl Vinson to return to sea,” Cmdr. Paul Novess, Carl Vinson’s maintenance officer, said. “It was my honor to bring Sailors from all rates into our 13 production teams to safely execute more than 359,000 man hours of maintenance.”

USS Theodore Roosevelt and amphibious assault ship USS Essex just wrapped up the in-port phase of RIMPAC 2026 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. Both ships, along with several other participating units, have been hosting public events and open tours for the local community and visiting service members. The sea phase of the exercise is set to begin this week. Roosevelt was leaving Pearl Harbor, according to public AIS data, at the time of publication.

USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) docked at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist First Class Ryan A. LeCompte

After participating in the live-fire SINKEX of USS Juneau last week, USS George Washington has continued operations in the Western Pacific. The flattop and embarked CVW-5 were recently spotted in the Philippine Sea conducting flight operations, live-fire shooting drills, nighttime fast rope exercises, small boat evolutions, and physical training on the flight deck. Washington is operating alongside guided-missile cruiser USS Robert Smalls, guided-missile destroyers USS Shoup and USS Benfold, and fast-attack submarine USS Minnesota.