(Dan Tri) - The delegations were introduced to the history of the US aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan, visited the aircraft compartment and the deck, and met and talked with the sailors working there...
Since the morning of June 26, the US Navy has coordinated with Vietnamese authorities to organize many trips to bring visitors to visit the US aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76).
Tourist groups take the shuttle boat from Tien Sa Port and move to the CVN-76 ship located in the middle of the bay.
Visitors to the ship included leaders representing the Da Nang People's Committee, the Naval Region 3 Command, ambassadors of various countries in Vietnam, international and domestic reporters, American veterans, and Da Nang residents...
Before and after boarding the ship, all groups are informed of the general regulations of the tour, always follow the tour guide and strictly comply with warning signs and boundary lines on the ship.
Among the group of officers and sailors welcoming and chatting with the 18th group of guests boarding the USS Ronald Reagan this afternoon, there were unexpectedly two young Vietnamese-American sailors.
Doan Nhat Huyen Tran immigrated to the US with her family when she was 16 years old and has been a sailor on a ship for just over a year. This is the first time the girl born in 2000, originally from Nha Trang, has visited Vietnam.
Pilot Teddy, one of nearly 200 F18 fighter pilots on duty on the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier, talks with the Vietnamese delegation.
Chuck Searcy, an American veteran who fought in Vietnam, was also on the list of delegations visiting the ship. He lives in Hanoi and is an international consultant, actively participating in many activities to overcome the consequences of the war in Vietnam.
A female guest takes a souvenir photo with two Vietnamese sailors.
The deck is more than 300m long, both a runway and a gathering point for fighter planes and helicopters...
In the photo, behind the F18 fighter jets is Bach Ma peak on the other side of Da Nang Bay.
Inside the ship's hold, there is a small museum corner at the entrance, displaying a statue of President Ronald Reagan (the president for whom the CVN-76 is named) and portraits of admirals and commanding officers from different periods who worked on the ship...
Large walls inside the hold depict a portrait of President Ronald Reagan and paintings of naval forces participating in combat and performing missions on the ship.
The Vietnamese and American flags are solemnly decorated in the lobby area of the ship's hold. This is where the party and reception will be held at 7:00 p.m. today (June 26).
At the entrance at the stern of the ship, American sailors lined up to wait their turn to go ashore, enter Da Nang City to visit, have fun, interact with local people and learn about Vietnamese culture.
The US aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan will continue to anchor in Da Nang Bay, welcoming tour groups and disembarking sailors into the city. The ship will depart on June 30, ending its five-day visit.
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