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UK for First Time Sends Auxiliary Ships to India for Maintenance

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The Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels RFA Argus and RFA Lyme Bay arrived in India at the L&T Shipbuilding (Larsen & Toubro) Kattupalli shipyard near Chennai, India. The Royal Navy did not provide details on the nature of the work being performed on the two ships, but the yard has comprehensive facilities including a ship lift, multiple dry and wet berths, and is equipped to undertake a full range of maintenance tasks. It follows a similar move by the U.S. Navy in 2022.

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UK for First Time Sends Auxiliary Ships to India for Maintenance

The UK Royal Navy confirmed that for the first time, it has sent two of its auxiliary vessels to India to undergo essential maintenance. It follows a...

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