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Australian Department of Defence photo 20050302ran8095808_044

Sourced from: http://www.defence.gov.au/media/download/2005/may/20050512.cfm

Caption: 20050302ran8095808_044 Armidale Class patrol boat in Cockburn Sound Western Austalia. (Date taken: 3 February 2005)

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• Royal Australian Navy
• Armidale class patrol boat
• Current Royal Australian Navy ships
• Procurement programme of the Royal Australian Navy
• HMAS Armidale (ACPB 83)
• Australian Patrol Boat Group
• Portal:Military of Australia/Units/October
• Portal:Military of Australia/Equipment
• Portal:Military of Australia/Units/October 3
• Portal:Military of Australia/Equipment/26

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