The Charles de Gaulle is the only nuclear-powered carrier built and operated by a nation other than the United States.

The Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier currently serves as the flagship of the French Navy. The vessel, which was first commissioned in 2001, is the tenth aircraft carrier to be built by France.

The French Carrier Strike Group (CSG) wrapped its five-month Mission Clemenceau 25 deployment on Friday with the return of ...

A monumental shift in naval prowess is brewing in France, where the promise of a leviathan carrier looms large, set to ...

The French Carrier Strike Group (CSG) has returned to its home port of Toulon after a five-month mission in the Indo-Pacific ...

Summary and Key Points: The French Navy’s Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier outside the U.S. Navy’s fleet. While smaller than the U.S. Nimitz and Ford ...

The Indian Navy will become the first international user of the French jet's naval variant, underscoring the strategic ties ...

Key issues to be decided during the study period include whether or not the new carrier will be nuclear-powered like the Charles-de-Gaulle, and how to accommodate new combat aircraft being jointly ...

A Rafale Marine fighter jet taxis on the flight deck of France's Charles de Gaulle nuclear-powered aircraft carrier operating ...