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    Liverpool Daily Post: "HMS Dragon Arrives On The Mersey For The First Time"

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    Navy’s newest ship HMS Dragon arrives on the River Mersey for the first time (VIDEO & GALLERY) - Liverpool News - News - Liverpool Daily Post
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    The Type 45 Destroyer was commissioned into service just eight days ago and is one of the most terminologically advanced ships patrolling the oceans."What does that mean. She has all the terminology.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drakey View Post
    The Type 45 Destroyer was commissioned into service just eight days ago and is one of the most terminologically advanced ships patrolling the oceans."What does that mean. She has all the terminology.......
    Perhaps it means she is the 'last word' in warship technology (or even the first).
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    N.B. A single RAF Typhoon costs £126 million excluding support.
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