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RFA Argus Arriving in Sierra Leone to Help Combat Ebola

RFA Argus Arriving in Sierra Leone to Help Combat Ebola


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RFA Argus Arriving in Sierra Leone to Help Combat Ebola

Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Argus arriving in Sierra Leone during Operation Gritrock, the UKs response to fighting Ebola in the region.
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary aviation support ship RFA Argus arrived in Sierra Leone in October 2014, offloading vital equipment and stores that will aid their governments fight against Ebola.
Argus left Falmouth on Friday, October 17 and made good progress down the West Coast of Africa to Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone

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The photo captures a powerful moment as the RFA Argus arrives in Sierra Leone during Operation Gritrock, the UK's response to combatting Ebola in the region. This Royal Fleet Auxiliary aviation support ship played a crucial role in providing aid and support to the government's fight against this devastating disease. In October 2014, offloading vital equipment and supplies became a lifeline for Sierra Leone. The image showcases the determination of those on board as they work tirelessly to unload these much-needed resources that will contribute to setting up infection treatment centers across Freetown, Sierra Leone's capital. As Argus sailed down the West Coast of Africa after departing from Falmouth on Friday, October 17, it symbolized hope and solidarity. The sight of this impressive vessel docking brought relief not only to those directly affected by Ebola but also to countless individuals worldwide who were watching with bated breath. This photograph serves as a reminder of the immense humanitarian efforts undertaken by not just the Royal Navy but also various organizations involved in Operation Gritrock. It highlights their commitment towards providing relief and aid amidst challenging circumstances. Through their collective grit and determination, these brave men and women demonstrated that unity knows no bounds when it comes to fighting diseases like Ebola. Their unwavering dedication continues to inspire us all today.

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