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Royal Navy nuclear submarine returns after over 200 days at sea

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The Vanguard-class craft has been submerged beneath the waves since August 29 last year. Those on board were unable to contact their families or see sunlight for the duration of the gruelling mission. Contact with the outside world was minimal, with the vessel only able to receive messages from their friends and relatives.

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Royal Navy's nuclear submarine heads home after 201 days underwater

The Royal Navy's HMS Vengeance travelled back to its base in Faslane on the banks of the River Clyde in Scotland on Monday.

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Royal Navy nuclear submarine returns after over 200 days at sea

A Royal Navy nuclear submarine made its return to Faslane after a marathon stint at sea

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greenocktelegraph.co.uk broke the news in 1 year ago on Wednesday, March 20, 2024.

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