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Home›Weapons Systems›Spanish Navy’s Transport Vessels Back in Cartagena
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January 29, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Spanish Navy’s Transport Vessels Back in Cartagena

Spanish Navy’s transport vessels El Camino Español (A-05) and Martín Posadillo (A-04) returned home to Cartagena yesterday morning. The vessels were on an assignment of moving anti-aircraft missiles, including armaments, missile launch vehicle and weapon system, to Turkey. On their way back to Carta

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Spanish Navy’s transport vessels El Camino Español (A-05) and Martín Posadillo (A-04) returned home to Cartagena yesterday morning.

The vessels were on an assignment of moving anti-aircraft missiles, including armaments, missile launch vehicle and weapon system, to Turkey.

On their way back to Cartagena, from where they sailed on 28 December, the ships made port calls in Heraklion (Greece), Naples (Italy) and Cagliari (Italy).

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