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History: The Ship was a Minesweeper formerly HMS Castleton (Ton-class). | |||
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SAS JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICAN NAVY
History: The Ship was a Minesweeper formerly HMS Castleton (Ton-class).
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Origin/meaning
The Shield is from the Coat of Arms of the City of Johannesburg.
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