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January 8, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Australian ship seeks out whalers

An Australian patrol ship tasked with monitoring Japan’s whaling fleet has departed from the western city of Perth for waters off Antarctica. The Oceanic Viking, a customs vessel, left Stirling Naval Base on Tuesday night on a 20-day surveillance mission.

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An Australian patrol ship tasked with monitoring Japan’s whaling fleet has departed from the western city of Perth for waters off Antarctica. The Oceanic Viking, a customs vessel, left Stirling Naval Base on Tuesday night on a 20-day surveillance mission.

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