It’s definitely an impressive sight—but it’s not exclusive to just one country.

The United States Navy is widely considered the most powerful navy in the world, especially when it comes to operating large-scale carrier strike groups and coordinating massive fleets across global distances. Their logistics, technology, and experience make scenes like that more common and highly polished.

That said, other navies—like those of China, Russia, and even NATO allies—are also capable of organizing large naval formations and complex operations. They may differ in scale, frequency, or global reach, but the capability isn’t unique to one nation.

So while the U.S. Navy often sets the benchmark, it’s more accurate to say they do it more often and on a larger, more consistent scale, rather than being the only ones capable of it.