US Navy shoots down Iranian drone in Arabian Sea
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Why are US Navy pilots flying the F-35A fighter?
The F-35A is the US Air Force’s variant of the Joint Strike Fighter—yet is broadly similar to the Navy’s F-35C, and could be substituted for it during training.
The F-35C acted to defend the supercarrier from the drone after it approached the ship while operating far out to sea.
The US military accused Iran of "unnecessary aggression" after shooting down an Iranian drone near the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea and IRGC vessels approached a US-flagged oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz ahead of US-Iran talks later this week.
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