Aircraft Carriers III

USS America LHA-6 en route to Pearl Harbor and RIMPAC

Less Assault Ampibious capacity than Wasp, well deck removed to allow more room for aircrafts and aviation fuel 3100 t vs 1200 for a Wasp.
No LCAC/LCU/LCM, Wasp : 3 or 2 or 6
Troops : 1700 vs 1900
Aicrafts :
Wasp : in general 24 helos + 6 AV-8B or 20 AV-8B + 6 helos
America : in general : 25 helos + 6 F-35B or 20 F-35B + 2 MH-60
F-35 more big take more space as AV-8B.
Very close for size, same armament.

it'll sound off topic here, has likely been posted in Thread(s) I don't follow BUT this is what I think is important for Naval Aviation:
long-ranged aircraft with supersonic AShM

(wiki says
(1,270 km, 690 nmi near ground level; with no external fuel tanks)
for the range of
and the missile is like five thousand pounds
being integrated):

Forbin those pictures of USS America are stunning !!

I did not know if anyone posted these, but the USS Gerald Ford, CV-78, completed a turning exercise recently. Preparing for her initial sea trials.

Here are some pics:

Just thought I'd share this little pic with you all, the first British F-35B to reach the UK along with a USMC Lightning II overfly HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales (not visible from this angle) for the first time! 'Big Liz' is in the final stages of fitting out prior to commencing sea trials in about six months time.

Thanks for sharing my friend in 6 month for end of year.

And for Down Under dudes now we have here

Man I remember when the deal was signed down under and the both units are sailing !!

I also remember when JMSDF was building the Hyugas and Izumo wasn't even heard of

How times flown and navy got the flat decks !!

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Egyptian Mistral Class with French Jean Bart FFG