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RAF 2748 Dragged Up Slipway for Breakup
A further update identifies former RAF launch 2748 as an RTTL and describes chains through the hull to haul her up the slipway for breakup.
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A further update identifies former RAF launch 2748 as an RTTL and describes chains through the hull to haul her up the slipway for breakup.
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A July 2025 follow-up post reports that former RAF launch 2748 was broken up.
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