HMS Osiris.jpg
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File:HMS Osiris.jpg
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| Description | "O" or "Oberon" Class submarine "HMS Osris", 2,030 tons, launched 1963, commissioned 1964 She fought in the Dulf War Pictured at the Portsmouth Navy Day, 08/82 Scanned photograph taken with a Canon AE-1 Program Pictured at the Portsmouth Navy Day, 08/82 Scanned photograph taken with a Canon AE-1 Program |
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| Source | HMS Osiris |
| Author | Hugh Llewelyn from Bristol, UK |
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