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Forward superstructure of "Cantabria. The ship has somewhere picked up a Red Kangaroo marking. Why?
While at the IFR open day, I noticed that Cantabria has acquired the 'Red Kangaroo' markings usually used to identify Australian warships. How and why this happened would be a fascinating addition to the article, if there are any RSources for it. -- saberwyn 12:14, 7 October 2013 (UTC)Reply
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