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March 8, 2008 · about 18 years ago

WWII navy warship dead remembered

A wreath-laying ceremony has been held for 110 people who died when their Royal Navy destroyer was sunk off Norway during World War II. HMS Hunter had been undiscovered since being sunk by German forces in April 1940 during the Battle of Narvik.

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A wreath-laying ceremony has been held for 110 people who died when their Royal Navy destroyer was sunk off Norway during World War II. HMS Hunter had been undiscovered since being sunk by German forces in April 1940 during the Battle of Narvik.

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