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Our new 14m SAR ORCs and cradles destined for NSRI Station 5 - Durban and NSRI Station 10 Simon's Town have been loaded and are ready for their journey home.Thank you very much Safmarine for, once again, very generously sponsoring the cost of shipping.They leave France on 4th February via Singapore and are due to arrive in Cape Town end of March. 📷 Mark Bernard (Chantiers Naval Bernard)
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