Amphibious Helicopter Carrier (PHA) Tonnerre Returns To Toulon

Amphibious Helicopter Carrier (PHA) Tonnerre Returns To Toulon

A sailor's gloved hand during docking of the Amphibious Helicopter Carrier (Porte Helicoptere Amphibie) (PHA) Tonnerre on return from the Mission Jeanne d'Arc in Toulon, France, July 16, 2024. Photo by Laurent Coust/ABACAPRESS.COM

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