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Deutsch: Das ex-US-Navy-Schiff USS Connolly (DD 979) erfährt einen Treffer am Turm durch eine, von einem mexikanischen Kampfhubschrauber vom Typ Bo-105 gestarteten Rakete, während des Manövers UNITAS Gold. Die USS Connolly (DD 979) wurde im Rahmen dieses Manövers als Zielschiff verwendet und versenkt.
English: A Mexican navy Bo-105 Bölkow helicopter fires two 70 mm high-explosive rockets at the decommissioned Spruance-class destroyer ex-USS Conolly (DD 979) while under way in the Atlantic Ocean during a sinking exercise in support of UNITAS Gold.
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Source http://www.navy.mil; exact source for image 090429-N-8607B-288
Author Chris Brown, U.S. Navy
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