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Home›Green Marine›Two Navy ships bound for Lebanon
Green Marine

July 15, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Two Navy ships bound for Lebanon

Two Royal Navy ships are expected to make their way to the Middle East to be on standby for an emergency evacuation of British nationals from the Lebanon. Defence Secretary Des Browne has given orders for HMS Illustrious and HMS Bulwark to “make ready” for operations following Israeli air strikes. N

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Two Royal Navy ships are expected to make their way to the Middle East to be on standby for an emergency evacuation of British nationals from the Lebanon. Defence Secretary Des Browne has given orders for HMS Illustrious and HMS Bulwark to “make ready” for operations following Israeli air strikes.

No order has yet been given to evacuate UK citizens from the region.

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