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#SeaBreeze26-2 has concluded after two weeks of multinational mine countermeasures training off the coast of Portland, UK. Operating under #CTFAtlantic, #SNMCMG1 trained alongside Allied, Partner and Ukrainian 🇺🇦 naval forces to strengthen interoperability, readiness and maritime security. Read more 👉

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