HMS Queen Elizabeth visits the Clyde

 

Video Source: U.S. MILITARY CENTRAL

The Firth of Clyde was witness to the striking sight of the Nation’s flagship earlier today (March 14) as Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth visited for the second time since her launch in July 2014. The giant, 65,000 tonne carrier was last seen on the Clyde in March last year when she sailed to Loch Long to be loaded with ammunition ahead of her successful deployment with the Carrier Strike Group. She returned to the serene waters of the loch today, berthing once again at Glen Mallan ammunitioning jetty which completed a £67M upgrade to accommodate the Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth Carriers last year.