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World's Most Advanced Warship

Jan 17 2006

The world’s most advanced warship, HMS Daring, will be launched from BAE Systems’ Scotstoun yard on February 1st. A website dedicated to the launch has been set up.

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Designed for a wide audience from school children to journalists, type45.com features information about the class of ships, downloadable images and, as the countdown goes on, interviews with the people who designed and built the ship and the people who will be using her.

Speaking as the website was launched, BAE Systems Naval Ships Head of Communications Charles Thompson said: “The launch of HMS Daring will confirm that the Clyde remains the natural home of warship building in the UK. This is an important event not only for Glasgow but also for the Royal Navy. This website will ensure that everyone can follow the build up to the launch whilst learning about the capability Daring will deliver to the British fleet for decades to come.”

http://www.baesystems.com and http://www.type45.com

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