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Scoop Images: Te Kaha In Darwin

Wednesday, 22 September 1999, 5:18 pm
Article: Images From Operation Stabilise

Images from on board the Royal New Zealand Navy's Frigate Te Kaha as it participates in the Multinational Force in the Timor Gap, September 17 and 19 1999.i>

On Board The RNZN Te Kaha – Near Darwin

19th September

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http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/9909/KH20Sep%202.JPG - source NZDF

17th September

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/9909/KH%2017%20Sep7.JPG - source NZDF

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