The Royal Navy flagship aircraft carrier, which along with its Harrier jump jets was withdrawn from service late 2010, is HMS what?
Joint Force Harrier UK government's Strategic Defence and Security Review, it was announced that the Harrier out-of-service date was to be brought forward to April 2011. HMS "Ark Royal", the final Royal Navy strike carrier, launched her final fixed wing aircraft on 24 November 2010 when the four embarked Harrier GR9s left the ship to return to land. On 15 December 2010, a 16 aircraft flypast from RAF Cottesmore marked the final operational flights of British Harriers. 1(F) Squadron, 4(R) Squadron and 800 NAS were disbanded on 28 January 2011. Joint Force Harrier Joint Strike Wing, previously known as Joint Force Harrier (JFH),
Royal Navy Fleet Flagship aircraft carrier, but that changed in 2010 with the assignment of . The flag was transferred to in 2011 and in June 2015, before returning to in 2018. It will revert to an aircraft carrier when assumes the duty in late 2018/early 2019. Royal Navy Fleet Flagship The term 'Flagship' signifies a ship in which an Admiral (or a Commodore) flies his flag (or broad pennant). As, in the Royal Navy, shore establishments can be commissioned as warships, the term can also indicate that of shore establishments run by senior Royal Naval commanders. For example, in 1960, the Commanders-in-Chief of