in June 2018. She is the flagship of the Brazilian Navy since. Initially being designated with the initials PHM (Porta Helicópteros Multipropósito, Multipurpose Helicopter Carrier), the ship's designation was changed to NAM (Navio Aeródromo Multipropósito, Multipurpose Aircraft Carrier) in 12 November 2020 due to her ability to host UAVs and VTOL aircraft. Affiliations Coldstream Guards No. 27 Squadron RAF No. 30 Squadron RAF 656 Squadron, Army Air Corps 657 Squadron, Army Air Corps Worshipful Company of Farriers City of Sunderland Bedford Modern School CCF Whitgift School The Britannia Association HMS Ocean Association Duke of York Military School Kings College Wimbledon CCF Training Ship King Alfred Merton Sea Cadet Corps- T.S. Trafalgar 11th Torbay Sea Scouts 6th Torbay Sea Scouts See also Amphibious warfare ship List of amphibious warfare ships of the Royal Navy Notes and references External links Royal Navy HMS Ocean (royalnavy.mod.uk) HMS Ocean (naval-technology.com) Helicopter carrier classes Ships built in Govan 1995 ships Aircraft carriers of the Royal Navy Amphibious warfare vessels of the Royal Navy 2012 Summer Olympics