The film charts its journey from its construction hall in Govan, Glasgow to the under-construction carrier in Rosyth dockyard, near Edinburgh.
Installation of the 680-tonne command centre, or Forward Island, is the latest step in the work to deliver the second of the Royal Navy’s largest-ever warships.
At 280m long and 56m tall, each QEC-class carrier will displace more than 65,000 tonnes of water when at sea, and the Forward Island is a key part of all operations.
As the main hub of the ship it contains the bridge and about 100 vital mission systems compartments.
The Aircraft Carrier Alliance is a partnering relationship between industry and the UK Ministry of Defence.
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