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USS Leyte Gulf (CG55) in the Atlantic 2022.

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HMS Lowestoft in Portsmouth 1976. Built in the UK in 1961, and sunk as a target in the Bahamas 1986.

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The Royal Navy has averaged about 23 shipboard fires per year since 2020. This may sound alarming but is normal, fires on ships are a perpetual hazard. These numbers are mostly very minor incidents that were over in minutes. All sailors are trained in fire-fighting and ships in routine maintain a duty watch at all times ready to respond.

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