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Navy ship Groningen relieved by sister ship Zeeland. | SMN News

April 13, 2020

Navy ship Groningen relieved by sister ship Zeeland. | SMN News
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A handful of colleagues, including the Commander of the Navy in the Caribbean, Brigadier General of the Marines Peter Jan de Vin, stood on the jetty of naval base Parera on Monday morning to see Zr. Ms. Wish Groningen a good return trip. With the arrival of Zr. Ms. Zeeland in the Caribbean, Groningen can start its journey across the Atlantic sea, back to the Netherlands. General De Vin threw one of the bunches together with his Chief of Equipage, adjutant of the operational operations Hans Hijman. "The two-year pilot of the concept of a crew change is interrupted,


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