LFFC, add to that the stories about a sale of one to the Indians and then co-sharing with the French.
There's another one now, using the second carrier as a "pared-down floating platform to ferry helicopters, troops and vehicles", according to "senior defence sources". Is this the re-emergence of 2009's amphibious helicopter carrier story, as I don't quite understand how it would work. Just sitting in port doing nothing, unless needed. I'm getting seriously confused reading about this now.
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