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May 25, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Service to bless HMS Gloucester

special service has been held at Gloucester Cathedral for the Royal Navy ship – HMS Gloucester – and her crew. About 140 crew members from the Portsmouth-based destroyer marched from the Guildhall to the Cathedral after 1200 BST for the ceremony. The ship’s company wanted to cement its affiliation w

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special service has been held at Gloucester Cathedral for the Royal Navy ship – HMS Gloucester – and her crew. About 140 crew members from the Portsmouth-based destroyer marched from the Guildhall to the Cathedral after 1200 BST for the ceremony. The ship’s company wanted to cement its affiliation with its namesake city before setting sail on a six-month patrol to the south Atlantic.

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