Royal Navy carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth arrives in Guam after leaving Japan
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The Royal Navy’s flagship became the first non-American warship to visit the port of Yokosuka in Kanagawa Prefecture in almost 30 years.
During her stay in Japan, the Portsmouth-based Queen Elizabeth led a three-day military drill at sea.
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After departing Yokosuka, HMS Queen Elizabeth has now arrived back in Guam.
The carrier had previously stopped the USA island territory in August before sailing for South Korea and Japan.
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