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March 2, 2009 · about 17 years ago

People welcome Queen’s Navy ship

Hundreds of people have welcomed home a Royal Navy ship returning to Portsmouth after a six-month deployment protecting Iraq’s two oil platforms in the Gulf. HMS Lancaster, a Type-23 frigate which boasts the Queen as its patron, departed on 21 August last year to patrol the Gulf for about 130 days.

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Hundreds of people have welcomed home a Royal Navy ship returning to Portsmouth after a six-month deployment protecting Iraq’s two oil platforms in the Gulf.

HMS Lancaster, a Type-23 frigate which boasts the Queen as its patron, departed on 21 August last year to patrol the Gulf for about 130 days.

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