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Home›News›NLR Helps Royal Netherlands Navy Test New Helicopter Transport System on Board M-frigate
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March 1, 2011 · about 15 years ago

NLR Helps Royal Netherlands Navy Test New Helicopter Transport System on Board M-frigate

The NH90 helicopter recently made its first deck landing on an M-frigate, while the ship was under sail… (shephard) [mappress] Source: shephard, March 1, 2011;

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The NH90 helicopter recently made its first deck landing on an M-frigate, while the ship was under sail…

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Source: shephard, March 1, 2011;

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