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October 24, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Sailors rescued after navy ship comes to grief

Sweden: All 16 crew members were rescued from a navy ship that sank after an exercise in the Stockholm archipelago early today the Swedish military said. The ship started taking in water on the way back to its base after a late-night exercise with three other vessels. The crew abandoned the sinking

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Sweden: All 16 crew members were rescued from a navy ship that sank after an exercise in the Stockholm archipelago early today the Swedish military said.

The ship started taking in water on the way back to its base after a late-night exercise with three other vessels.

The crew abandoned the sinking ship and jumped into life rafts, but some of them ended up in the water.

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