MAKE A MEME View Large Image Navy 041130-N-0000B-001 The MV American Cormorant submerged fifteen feet below the waterline to allow U.S. Army watercraft to float on in the port of Southampton, England.jpg en Southampton England Nov 30 2004 - The MV American Cormorant ...
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Keywords: US Navy 041130-N-0000B-001 The MV American Cormorant submerged fifteen feet below the waterline to allow U.S. Army watercraft to float on in the port of Southampton, England.jpg en Southampton England Nov 30 2004 - The MV American Cormorant submerged fifteen feet below the waterline to allow U S Army watercraft to float on in the port of Southampton England American Cormorant is a heavy-lift float-on/float-off vessel contracted by the Military Sealift Command MSC to move U S Army watercraft assigned to Field Support Battalion-Hythe to forward deployed locations The ship loaded more than 4 190 tons of cargo floating on a U S Army port-opening package which included three small shore tug boats four small landing craft one crane barge one fuel barge and two large landing craft U S Navy photo by Edward Baxter RELEASED 7388712 Amercian Cormorant 2004-11-30 041130-N-0000B-001 Navy http //www navy mil/view_image asp id 19415 U S Navy photo by Edward Baxter PD-USGov-Military-Navy Images from US Navy location Southampton England American Cormorant ship 1975
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