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On reading the thread from "Debiem464 re HMS Vulture 1870's. I was saddened to note that her mother had passed away. May I take this opportunity to pass on my condolences and thoughts,and I am sure they will be reflected by all on this forum.May your God bless you and your family. "Lest We Forget".
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I fully concur and add my condolences as well.
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