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Relic of St Angelo Now on display in the re-opened Fort St Angelo with the ship's badge centre. Well worth a visit. Although a 'Stone Frigate' HMS St Angelo was a commissioned ship, Flagship of Rear Admiral O N A Cecil, last Commander British Forces Malta (the two red circles in his flag denote rear admiral). See [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Cecil]Wiki[/url]

Relic of St Angelo

Now on display in the re-opened Fort St Angelo with the ship's badge centre. Well worth a visit.
Although a 'Stone Frigate' HMS St Angelo was a commissioned ship, Flagship of Rear Admiral O N A Cecil, last Commander British Forces Malta (the two red circles in his flag denote rear admiral).
See Wiki

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