The inaugural Fleet Week Miami brings five ships to South Florida. The USS Bataan, USS Leyte Gulf, USS Normandy, Coast Guard cutter Seneca, and the USS Harry S. Truman, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, anchored offshore.

Fleet Week has arrived in Miami. And with it comes three Navy ships and one Coast Guard ship giving free tours to the public, along with thousands of men and women in uniform looking to share their experiences with civilians.

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Hundreds of sailors and Marines held tightly in parade rest formation, lining the massive flight deck of the USS Bataan as it cruised toward Miami on Sunday evening, eliciting cheers from onlookers on nearby boats and along the causeway leading into the city’s port.

To launch Fleet Week, Miami-Dade County's Mayor, the U.S. Navy and Norwegian Cruise Line came together for a press conference at PortMiami.