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Home›Defense Strategies›British Royal Navy Plans to Deploy Plastic Warship to Avoid Triggering Mines
Defense Strategies

May 12, 2011 · about 15 years ago

British Royal Navy Plans to Deploy Plastic Warship to Avoid Triggering Mines

The British Royal Navy has announced its plan to deploy a warship made from plastic to avoid triggering mines. The HMS Ramsey is scheduled t… By Alyangka Francheska (ibtimes) [mappress] Source: ibtimes , May 12, 2011;

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The British Royal Navy has announced its plan to deploy a warship made from plastic to avoid triggering mines. The HMS Ramsey is scheduled t…

By Alyangka Francheska ( ibtimes ) [mappress] Source: ibtimes , May 12, 2011;

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