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Another post on John’s Naval, Marine and other Service news . . HMS Echo Visits Malta Posted on Jun 25th, 2013 with tags Charts, Defence, europe, HMS Echo, Hydrographic, Malta, Naval, Navy, News by topic, UK, vessel, visits. Survey ship HMS Echo has spent 12 days in Malta on the first stage of her 18-month mission to the Mediterranean and Middle East. The Devonport-based hydrographic vessel willContinue reading “HMS Echo Visits Malta”

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Another post on John’s Naval, Marine and other Service news . .Norfolk rides again as frigate makes world-record bid News Norfolk rides again as frigate makes world-record bid25 June 2013 HMS Norfolk set a potential world record by sailing 101 miles in 24 hours in her namesake county. If that has you a bit surprisedContinue reading “A model HMS Norfolk rides again as frigate makes world-record bid”

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Another post on John’s Naval, Marine and other Service news . . Tall Ship Delivers Adventure and Cargo In the South Pacific Wednesday, 26 June 2013, 12:29 pmPress Release: Barque Picton Castle FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tall Ship Delivers Adventure and Cargo In the South Pacific LUNENBURG – Circling the world five times as part ofContinue reading “Tall Ship Delivers Adventure and Cargo In the South Pacific”