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afloat support

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A form of logistic support outside the confines of a harbor in which fuel, ammunition, and supplies are provided for operating forces either underway or at anchor. See also floating base support.


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Commodore Dave Preston, defence equipment and support's director of afloat support at the MoD, said: "One of the major benefits of the through life support contracts is that the companies gather experience of working on these ships.
Commodore David Preston, MoD defence equipment and support director of Afloat Support, said: "This new strategy will also see the MoD working more closely with the chosen contractors over the longer term, granting them a greater understanding of our requirements and improving the support RFA ships receive.
And Commodore David Preston, MOD Defence Equipment and Support Director of Afloat Support added: "This new strategy will also see the MOD working more closely with the chosen contractors over the longer term, granting them a greater understanding of our requirements and improving the support RFA ships receive.
 
 
 
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