One of my photo sources has just emailed to say he has heard RFA Largs Bay has been struck by a cargo vessel, resulting in Largs Bay being holed as well as
receiving bow damage.
Largs Bay damaged
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Posts: 975 ( 6-Jun-2008 01:22:52) |
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Posts: 409 ( 6-Jun-2008 02:00:33) |
jock wrote: Hopefully there were no casualties among the crew or any embarked personnel. |
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Posts: 642 ( 6-Jun-2008 09:55:39) |
Sure?
Apparently its set for an appearance at Meet Your Navy. Link. http://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/server/show/ConWebDoc.12985/changeNav/6568 |
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Posts: 976 ( 6-Jun-2008 17:45:14) |
Subsequently I understand there is no damage thankfully to anyone onboard
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Posts: 28 ( 6-Jun-2008 17:58:48) |
Any damage to the ship though?
Last Edited By: kev 99a
6-Jun-2008 18:02:14.
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Posts: 977 ( 7-Jun-2008 00:32:41) |
Apparently only the bridge wing was damaged and some containers.
http://www.cargolaw.com/presentations_casualties.php |
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