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21st Century Warship
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21st Century Warship

Feb 10, 2013
0h 52m
★ 0.0

Overview

The Royal Navy's new Type 45 "Stealth" destroyer is packed with state of the art missiles that will revolutionize air defense. It will be the birth of an entirely new class of ship.

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