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Royal Navy sailors 'splice the mainbrace' to celebrate Prince George
Saturday 14 September 2013
About 600 sailors have gathered to toast the birth of Prince George in a tradition dating back hundreds of years.

The Royal Navy personnel gathered at Portsmouth Naval Base, Hampshire, to "splice the mainbrace" – a celebration involving drinking a tot of rum.

In a signal to navy personnel across the globe, First Sea Lord Admiral Sir George Zambellas said: "I recently had the pleasure of sending loyal greetings…

Royal Navy sailors 'splice the mainbrace' to celebrate Prince George
About 600 sailors have gathered to toast the birth of Prince George in a tradition dating back hundreds of years.

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