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Bob Smith 13th July 2018 17:20

Belgian vessels in London
 
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Couple of Belgian naval ships in London this weekend, sailing Sunday around 17.00
Frigate LEOPOLD I & minesweeper CROCUS.

Stollman12 16th July 2018 11:51

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Originally Posted by Bob Smith (Post 16004)
Couple of Belgian naval ships in London this weekend, sailing Sunday around 17.00
Frigate LEOPOLD I & minesweeper CROCUS.

Saw both of them yesterday whilst on a pleasure trip, the frigate was tied up to the buoys next to H.M.S Belfast and the minesweeper was tied up at the R.N.R. establishment H.M.S. President. Smart looking ships.

Georgegm 16th July 2018 16:47

As a FOST once said to a frigate captain in Portland when he said he was tied up to Bravo buoy,
"shoelaces are tied up, HM Ships are secured. Go out and do it again"

Tomvart 16th July 2018 17:34

LMAO - Nice one George - I haven't heard that one since I was in the pusser!

Bob Scott 19th July 2018 13:13

Back in the 1980s, when I worked near London Bridge, there was a piece of grafitti by the stairs from the south end of the bridge towards Southwark Cathedral which read:"F***k the Belgian Navy". Never did work out what that was about.


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