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Despite the existence of security risks, 250 personnel of the British navy will be allowed shore leave as part of their R&R (rest and recreation) during their five-day visit here.


Commander Richard Farrington, commanding officer of the 22-year-old, type-42 destroyer HMS Nottingham, said the British navy personnel aboard his ship have been briefed on the risks of traveling to the Philippines and have received copies of the latest travel advisories issued by the governments of the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom. 


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250 British navy men here on R&R

By Pia Lee-Brago | June 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Sailors, ahoy! Despite the existence of security risks, 250 personnel of the British navy will be allowed shore leave as part of their R&R (rest and recreation) during their five-day visit here. Commander Richard...

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