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Back to their roots
published: Saturday | June 17, 2006


-REUTERS

FROM LEFT, Captain Peter Scott, Sergeant Thomas Hunt and Private Darren Miles of Britain's The King's own Royal Border Regiment, salute during a ceremony at the Morro fortress in Havana, Thursday.

The soldiers are part of Exercise Global Dragon, an expedition involving 200 soldiers travelling to different countries to visit the sites where their forefathers fought.

The British fleet captured Havana, then ruled by Spain, on June 6, 1763.

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