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To mark HMS Jupiters final visit to Middlesbrough, Mayor Councillor Eddie Bolland
To mark HMS Jupiters final visit to Middlesbrough, Mayor Councillor Eddie Bolland gave the crew permission to march through the town with bayonets fixed. 24th April 1992
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Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
Middlesbrough
North Yorkshire
England
Media ID 21727704
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Final Frigate Hms Jupiter Leander Class Navy Royal Navy Ship
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To mark HMS Jupiter's final visit to Middlesbrough, Mayor Councillor Eddie Bolland grants the crew a historic honor. On the 24th of April 1992, amidst a nostalgic atmosphere of the 1990s, this photograph captures an extraordinary event in which the frigate's crew is given permission to march through the town with bayonets fixed. The image showcases a significant moment in history as it symbolizes both the end of an era and pays tribute to HMS Jupiter's service within the Royal Navy. As part of the esteemed Leander class, this majestic vessel had played a vital role in military operations and transportation during its time. Mayor Councillor Eddie Bolland stands proudly alongside these brave sailors, acknowledging their dedication and commitment. The sight of uniformed men marching with bayonets fixed evokes feelings of admiration for their bravery and respect for their service. Memory Lane Prints has captured this remarkable scene with precision and expertise, allowing us to relive this poignant occasion decades later. This print serves as a reminder not only of Middlesbrough's connection to naval history but also highlights how communities come together to celebrate milestones that shape our collective memory.
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