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Camera manufacturer	NIKON CORPORATION
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Author	LA(PHOT) Keith Morgan
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Headline	ADMIRAL SIR MARK STANHOPE IN FAREWELL TO THE ROYAL NAVY
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Image title	On the 9th April 2013, after an illustrious career spanning 43 years, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope has formally stood down as First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff as Admiral Sir George Zambellas takes over.During a busy programme, Admiral Stanhope was joined by the Chief of the Defence Staff General Sir David Richards, Admiral Jon Greenert the United States Navy Chief of Naval Operations, and Admiral Bernard Rogel the French Navy Chief of Staff. After conducting a series of trilateral meetings with his French and American counterparts, Admiral Stanhope addressed the Headquarters staff before embarking in HMS SMITER to review the ships of the Portsmouth Flotilla. The handover ceremony then concluded on board the First Sea Lord’s Flagship, HMS VICTORY where the official handover was marked by the signing of the VICTORY Book and the raising and lowering of Admiral Stanhope and Admiral Zambellas’s flags. Admiral Stanhope’s flag was then presented to him by a member of HMS VICTORY ship’s company.Pictured: Admiral Stanhope departs HMS Victory.
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Writer	LA(Phot) Keith Morgan
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