Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "HMS Cardiff (D108)" in English language version.
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Mae gan ran o'r HMS Cardiff, y llong ryfel a gafodd ei digomisiynu yn gynharach eleni, bellach gartref parhaol yn ei dinas ei hun. [A part of HMS Cardiff, the warship which was decommissioned earlier this year, has a permanent place in its home city.]
Personnel from HMS Cardiff, under the command of Lieutenant Commander Simon Turnbull Royal Navy, and RFA Black Rover, under Captain Dale Worthington Royal Fleet Auxiliary, are relieving soldiers of No.7 Company Coldstream Guards, who have been helping distribute relief aid on the island of Caye Caulker. HMS Cardiff's surgeon and medical team are on hand to treat any injuries and are monitoring the sanitation and health situation. In addition to clearing routes, making buildings safe and continuing to ensure food and water is distributed, the Ships Companies are also making safe electric cables so that no further damage is caused when power to the island is eventually restored.[dead link]
Portsmouth warship HMS Cardiff returns home on Friday 4th April from successful anti-smuggling missions in the Persian Gulf. During six months away the Type 42 destroyer prevented more than £2m of illegal cargo being smuggled out of Iraq before the war started. Captain Tim Fraser, Cardiff's Commanding Officer, said his crew were glad to be back after a busy and demanding operation during which they boarded 178 vessels and seized more than 25,000 tonnes of oil. Cardiff handed over her Armilla duties last month to Portsmouth frigate HMS Richmond.[dead link]
Mae gan ran o'r HMS Cardiff, y llong ryfel a gafodd ei digomisiynu yn gynharach eleni, bellach gartref parhaol yn ei dinas ei hun. [A part of HMS Cardiff, the warship which was decommissioned earlier this year, has a permanent place in its home city.]
