British Amphibious Assault Ships
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Amphibious assault ships have been at the centre of nearly all of Britain''s expeditionary campaigns since World War II, from the Suez crisis of 1956 to operations as far afield as Borneo (1963–66), the Falklands (1982), Sierra Leone (2000) and Iraq (2003).
In major operations such as Suez and the Falklands, the use of amphibious assault ships was essential to the military success of the campaigns...
In major operations such as Suez and the Falklands, the use of amphibious assault ships was essential to the military success of the campaigns...
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Amphibious assault ships have been at the centre of nearly all of Britain''s expeditionary campaigns since World War II, from the Suez crisis of 1956 to operations as far afield as Borneo (1963–66), the Falklands (1982), Sierra Leone (2000) and Iraq (2003).
In major operations such as Suez and the Falklands, the use of amphibious assault ships was essential to the military success of the campaigns...
In major operations such as Suez and the Falklands, the use of amphibious assault ships was essential to the military success of the campaigns...
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