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  "textContent": "The difficulty in keeping Britain's hunter-killer submarines available for operations has once more left the Royal Navy without a single attack boat at sea, according to open-source tracking.\n\nThe post Britain left without single attack submarines at sea, again first appeared on UK Defence Journal.",
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