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Uploaded by on Jan 23, 2007

The launch of HMS Dauntless on the River Clyde as seen from Glasgow Harbour.

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  • That ship has itself quite a dandy hat!

  • @williamblair11 shame we aint got any planes to put on them :L just refugees.

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  • @ Peter43john, nah the John Brown Shipyards closed down over 40 years ago, this is at BAE Systems in Govan, about half an hour from my house... Lol. :)

  • that is one intimidating ship. 

  • @captaincommando2 thats not a new war theory for the UK. Blacks and foreigns used to go first like till the 50's and sometimes still do today. IE a Gurkha may or may not be first in line, but as foreigns they get paid less even tho they have greater combat skill. Sounds like your theory is out dated.

  • @captaincommando2

    no disrespect captain...but I do hope your not intending any disrespect to the Ghurkas.

    I have the utmost respect for the Ghurkas who have fought under the Union Jack at so many battles.

  • Butter face ship

  • @TheCharlie359

    Mate This is true ha look into it abit more you'll find its out there just because only certain countrys are capable of building them dosnt mean their not being built abroad this is something that is set to happen man :) are you English?

  • It depends where the vessel is launched from, the depth of the water and how much room they have

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