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Unsourced info from Attack class patrol boat

This new owner was to use Aware as a diving mother ship. Aware spent some time in the Fitzroy river near Rockhampton in Central Queensland Australia. While there she was dry docked and was fully painted outside. This included new anti-fouling, removal of her pennant numbers and repair of a bent propeller and shaft. After this Aware was sailed to Brisbane where her current owner resides.

I've just removed the above block of unsourced text relating to Aware from the class article. Its too detailed for there, but if sources could be provided, there might be worth something adding here. -- saberwyn 04:00, 2 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]