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July 6, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Anti-piracy ship returns to base

The crew of Devonport-based warship HMS Portland has returned home after an anti-piracy operation in the Middle East and Indian Ocean. The frigate clocked up 57,000 miles – the equivalent of travelling twice around the world – during its seven-and-a-half month deployment. While overseas the crew was

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The crew of Devonport-based warship HMS Portland has returned home after an anti-piracy operation in the Middle East and Indian Ocean. The frigate clocked up 57,000 miles – the equivalent of travelling twice around the world – during its seven-and-a-half month deployment. While overseas the crew was involved in more than 30 successful anti-piracy and counter narcotic boat raids.

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