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Dutch military deployed to Bahamas for emergency aid | THE DAILY HERALD

September 9, 2019

Dutch military deployed to Bahamas for emergency aid | THE DAILY HERALD
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French infantry conducting integration training with the Dutch Navy on Great Bay beach on Sunday. French and German military arrived in St. Maarten on Saturday to join the Dutch forces deploying to the Bahamas. They used Sunday to familiarise themselves with Dutch amphibious landing craft, as well as ship and shore manoeuvres.

By Dimetri Whitfield

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