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    Norwegian Historical Ordnance Disposal Operations [Image 2 of 6]

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    An underwater photograph showing a large corroded cylindrical metal object being lifted by rigging lines attached to lift bags or buoys visible at the top of the frame. The object appears heavily encrusted with marine growth and rust, suggesting it has been submerged for a significant period. The image captures what appears to be an underwater salvage or recovery operation.

    OSLO, OSLO, NORWAY

    02.16.2018

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    NATO Allied Maritime Command

    OSLO FJORD (February 16, 2018) A World War II torpedo found by Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group One (SNMCMG1) ship HMS Cattistock is moved from a high traffic area in the Oslo Fjord to a lower traffic area for later neutralization or destruction by Norwegian authorities. SNMCMG1 including flagship HNLMS Mercuur and HMS Cattistock working alongside Royal Norwegian Navy minesweeper HNoMS Rauma and Royal Norwegian Navy mine hunter HNoMS Måløy to search for historical ordnance from previous conflicts in Oslo Fjord as both a training exercise for the ships and a service to the people of Norway. NATO photo.

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    Date Taken: 02.16.2018
    Date Posted: 02.23.2018 06:03
    Photo ID: 4160172
    VIRIN: 180216-O-F0000-001-BE
    Resolution: 765x571
    Size: 58.37 KB
    Location: OSLO, OSLO, NO

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