File:MV Cape Hudson.jpg
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MV Cape Hudson during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm
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English: The Military Sealift Command-chartered vehicle cargo ship CAPE HUDSON (T-AKR-5066) lies tied up at the pier during unloading operations. The CAPE HUDSON transported the tanks and other equipment back from the Persian Gulf region, where they were used in Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. |
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| Source | https://picryl.com/media/the-military-sealift-command-chartered-vehicle-cargo-ship-cape-hudson-t-akr-f029d5 |
| Author | PH1 Dewayne B. Smith |
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