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August 8, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Spanish Navy’s Relámpago Docks in Tarragona

Spanish Navy’s patrol boat ‘Relámpago’ has payed a visit to the city of Tarragona during its return voyage from Operation Atalanta. The vessel, which is currently headed back to its base in Las Palmas, docked in the port of Tarragona on August 6. ‘Relámpago’ deployed from its home base on 23 Februar

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Spanish Navy’s patrol boat ‘Relámpago’ has payed a visit to the city of Tarragona during its return voyage from Operation Atalanta.

The vessel, which is currently headed back to its base in Las Palmas, docked in the port of Tarragona on August 6.

‘Relámpago’ deployed from its home base on 23 February and has since been engaged in the EU anti-piracy operation in the Indian Ocean.

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