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Home›HMCS Windsor to Stop Diving Deep Beneath Seas Because of Rust

August 1, 2011 · about 15 years ago

HMCS Windsor to Stop Diving Deep Beneath Seas Because of Rust

One of the Canadian navy’s four Victoria-class submarines will be restricted in its ability to dive deep beneath the seas because of rust, a… (winnipegfreepress) [mappress] Source: winnipegfreepress, August 1, 2011;

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One of the Canadian navy’s four Victoria-class submarines will be restricted in its ability to dive deep beneath the seas because of rust, a…

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[mappress] Source: winnipegfreepress, August 1, 2011;

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