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HMCS Montreal (FFH 336)
(Foreign Navies) (Navy representatives)
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TS Will
(Training ships and tall ships) (Non-navy ships)
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RFA Wave Ruler
( Royal Navy) (Navy representatives)
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Global Marine Systems - CS Sovereign
(Other) (Non-navy ships)
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Algerian National Navy - El Kirch (353)
(Foreign Navies) (Navy representatives)
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Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency - FPV Norna
(Other) (Non-navy ships)
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About This Tool
The International Fleet Review is the best opportunity for each country to demonstrate its naval power and the power of its ships and vessels. A total of 131 ships were inspected in the 2005 International Fleet Review, a random tool that provides a detailed breakdown for further inspection. In order to promote friendly relations between countries, but also to show the comprehensive development of countries at sea, the annual International Fleet Review is particularly necessary.
The ships inspected in 2005 represented the Comprehensive National Power of Nations, especially the less advanced developing nations, and were given the opportunity to show off their maritime capabilities. In the generator, we can see in detail the important details from the country, model, class, type of each display ship, and interested friends can see the details of the corresponding ship in a deeper level.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships present at International Fleet Review, 2005.
