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Thuỷ thủ đoàn HQ 604

Ông Hạm chụp với khẩu đội bofors 40ly

Ông Hạm thanh tra quân phục trước khi đi "bờ"


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Ông Phó

Nhắm làm kiểng

Hải âu nào loạng quạng bay qua thì..rụng ngay

Vào nhiệm sở tác chiến, chân đi dép, hút thuốc phì phèo

Thuỷ thủ đoàn Keo Ngưạ

Huynh đệ chi binh

Ông Hạm nom thật oai

Hướng 2 giờ, độ cao 30 độ

Ông Hạm và ông Phó chụp chung với cố vấn William, ông này cũng nhiễm bệnh lè phè PGM đi dép loẹt quẹt

Tuần Duyên Hạm Keo Ngựa HQ 604

Mục tiêu hướng 9 giờ

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Hải thân,

Vài chi tiết lý thú. vị Hạm Trưởng trong hình là Hải Quân Đại Úy Nguyễn viết Tiến, khóa 8. Thái thành Huệ đã từng phục vụ dưới quyền của Ông. Ông là giám khảo thi cờ đèn khóa mình lúc thi ra trường. Đêm Đại Hội Hải Quân vừa qua, ông ấy có đến ngồi chung bàn với khóa mình.

Thân mến,
Ngọc Trần

Cam on anh Hai. Hinh anh Hai quan rat dep va quy, hiem.
Chuc suc khoe.
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