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January 24, 2008 · about 18 years ago

U-turn Navy vessel returns to sea

The Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier has left Portsmouth for the second time in five days after being forced to turn back to port. HMS Illustrious left Portsmouth Naval Base for the Indian Ocean on Monday to lead a multi-national fleet in diplomatic visits over four months.

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The Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier has left Portsmouth for the second time in five days after being forced to turn back to port. HMS Illustrious left Portsmouth Naval Base for the Indian Ocean on Monday to lead a multi-national fleet in diplomatic visits over four months.

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