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This picture shows two mine sweepers: HNLMS Schiedam Royal Netherlands Navy (background) and BNS Primula Belgian Navy (foreground) that berthed in the Albert Dock complex |
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Two Royal Navy patrol boats: HMS Charger (P292) HMS Biter (P270) berthed in the Albert Dock complex. The eagle eyed may have noticed the elderly tug in the background. |
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The Royal Navy mine sweeper HMS Walney also berthed in the Albert Dock complex. |
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As part of the celebrations, there was a mock hostage rescue staged. A helicopter took off from HMS Invincible and rescued the hostages held on the fishing boat prince madoc. |
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This picture shows my brother standing by the Polish Frigate Orp Kaszub berthed in Wallasey Docks. |
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The Norwegian Navy's frigate HNoMS Trondheim was one of several ships open to the public over the bank holiday weekend. It was berthed in Wallasey Docks. |
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The French ship FS Latouche-Treville was one of the larger war ships berthed in Wallasey Docks. This ship was equipped with the much feared exocet missile system. |
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The German Frigate FGS Schleswig-Holstein was also equipped with the exocet missile system. This ship also berthed in Wallasey Docks. |