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HMS Queen Elizabeth was joined by vessels from Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey and the US for a display of maritime power in the Atlantic.
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Military aircraft operate from several bases in Norfolk and Suffolk, including the RAF s F35 Lightning IIs at RAF Marham, and US Air Force Strike Eagles at RAF Lakenheath.
Their presence in Norfolk skies has even been felt by the Queen when she is in residence at Sandringham.
The Queen visited the aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth in Portsmouth at the weekend ahead of an overseas deployment which will include the Marham-based jets.
Captain Angus Essenhigh (left), Commodore Steve Moorhouse (second from left) and Queen Elizabeth II (centre) on the flight deck during a visit to HMS Queen Elizabeth at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth, ahead of the ship s maiden deployment.
Queen Elizabeth II s helicopter entrance and other highlights from her latest engagement
The 95-year-old was also wearing a scarab brooch studded with small diamonds and carved rubies, that was gifted to her by the Duke of Edinburgh in 1996.
May 24, 2021 07:21 BST
Queen Elizabeth II visited the UK s largest warship named after her on Saturday, marking her first public appearance since the death of her husband Prince Philip. The royal engagement made headlines for a number of other reasons, including the monarch s iconic entrance in a helicopter.
The helicopter landed on the deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth, which the Queen herself named alongside her late husband seven years ago, before it descended in an enormous open lift flanked by two F-35B fighter jets, reports Mail Online.