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Leopard class type 41 Frigate Lynx F27, dating from 1957, on courtesy visit to Workington in April 1974. Did not get many RN vessels up in Cumbria.
Sold to Bangladesh in 1982, renamed Abu Bakr, decommissioned 2014 and beached at Chittagong on 25/12/2014
photo © Dr. Allan Ryszka-Onions 1974/2015
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Allan
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"He said the two first generation Frigates made proud BN fleet by giving their services for about 35 years in many national interests.
The ships also played an important role during natural disasters in the country, he said.
“Both the ships discharged their duties appropriately in the Bay of Bengal to protect the country’s economic maritime area and save the country from outer enemy, terrorist and smugglers,” he also said.
The warships also raised Bangladesh flag in the world by showing their capabilities during different international naval exhibitions along with many modern and well-mechanised naval forces of developed countries, he added."
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Allan
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It's amazing that Abu Bak lasted for so long in Bengladesh service.
Great shot Allan.
Cheers,
Marc
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