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Russian Navy's No. 1 warship loses the crew

Russian Navy's No. 1 warship loses the crew 11.10.2010
Text: RusNavy.com
Photo: Cruiser Avrora. aurora.org.ru
The crew of cruiser Avrora will be disbanded, reports Interfax referring to a representative of Navy Main HQ.

According to the source, the ship's crew will be dismissed by Dec 1. Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief ADM Vladimir Vysotsky has already signed the relative decree. After decommission of the veteran ship, only civilian personnel will remain on board consisting of three cleaners and six security guards.

Thus and so, the cruiser's military biography can be finished by the end of the current year.

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