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Home›Equipment & technology›Australia: Williamstown Shipyards Gets Two Major Navy Jobs
Equipment & technology

March 1, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Australia: Williamstown Shipyards Gets Two Major Navy Jobs

THE two largest ships to be commissioned by the Royal Australian Navy will be partly constructed in Williamstown, the Defence Department has… (vhereilive) [mappress] Source: vhereilive, March 1, 2011;

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THE two largest ships to be commissioned by the Royal Australian Navy will be partly constructed in Williamstown, the Defence Department has…

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Source: vhereilive, March 1, 2011;

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