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The 30th iteration of the biennial Rim of the Pacific exercise — its largest yet — officially wrapped up on Friday after more than a month of training across the Hawaiian islands.

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The biennial Rim of the Pacific, the world’s largest recurring naval exercise, has returned to Hawaii in what commanders are calling the largest iteration of the war game to date.

As the U.S. Pacific Fleet gears up to kick off the biennial Rim of the Pacific exercise this week, ships from around the world are arriving in Pearl Harbor.