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Royal Navy pilot honoured at White House for drug busts
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Royal Navy pilot honoured at White House for drug busts
A Royal Navy pilot on exchange with the US Coast Guard has been honoured at the White House for his role in two major drug interdictions, say the Royal Navy here. Lieutenant Commander David “Bob” Fleming has served with the US Coast Guard’s Helicopter Interdiction Squadron (HITRON) since 2022, becoming the first Royal Navy pilot to fly with the unit. His actions during a March 2024 operation, which saw more than 3,200kg of cocaine seized with an…
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