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A belated welcome to John from Loughborough who is returning to submarines after a 20 year absence (How could you John!) and brings a wealth of experience (and one very large submarine) with him.
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Welcome to John R our newest member!
david f- AMS Treasurer
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Same as that...welcome home, John. The prodigal son returns!
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HI Richard and David
Thanks for the welcome to the AMS yes i no i should'nt have left submarines for 17 years but im back and hear to stay, thinking about putting working torpedos in big submarine will try not to make to much trouble well not to much anyway
john
Thanks for the welcome to the AMS yes i no i should'nt have left submarines for 17 years but im back and hear to stay, thinking about putting working torpedos in big submarine will try not to make to much trouble well not to much anyway
john
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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