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Old 10-09-18, 13:03
Alex van de Wetering Alex van de Wetering is offline
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Thanks everyone for the enthusiastic replies, confirmation and additional info.

I saw "Sir Winston" again two weeks ago; as Hanno pointed it out, the ship does regular bike tours in the area and a colleague of mine also recognized the ship and informed me that it's regularly moored in Amsterdam, near the ferry to the Central Station.

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Next question: which one of the 56 LCG(M)'s completed was it?
Maybe, if you were allowed to inspect the inside of the ship, one could find the original registration somewhere(?)

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Found this whilst researching 17 pdr manufacture.
Terrific picture, Adrian!

Danny, good to see you on the forum again!

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