FROM THE NORWEGIAN FJORDS TO MISTY PLYMOUTH WATERS

HMS Albion was recently working in Norway and back in misty Plymouth waters today.

Her online Twitter Feed said the ship was working with with jet-packs, trialling a grenade machine gun from a warship and travelling in a landing craft up the Norwegian Fjords…Just another day in the office for our Nat Anders as she brings the #science to @RoyalNavy and @RoyalMarines

HMS Albion is the ninth ship to bear the name in the Royal Navy was built by BAE Systems Marine, Barrow-in-Furness and launched by The Princess Royal on the 9 March 2001, commissioning on the 19 June 2003.

HMS Albion displaces 21.500 tons, and top speed of 18 knots.

HMS Albion back in misty water at the Plymouth Breakwater

Landing Craft large enough to carry vehicles up to main battle tank size near the Dock of HMS Albion.

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HMS Somerset spotted at the breakwater