USS Winston S. Churchill conducts port visit to Sudan

The USS Winston Churchill arrived at Port Sudan on March 1, and was welcomed by an official reception from the Sudanese Naval Forces. The visit of the Winston Churchill falls on the heels of the visit of the USNS Carson City, which visited Port Sudan from Feb 24-26, as the first U.S. Navy ships to visit Sudan in at least 25 years.



By courtesy photo from U.S. Embassy Sudan U.S. Embassy Sudan PORT SUDAN, Sudan Mar 01, 2021
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