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At Explosion - Museum of Naval Fire Power, you can find out how the Royal Navy won so many sea battles throughout the centuries.
See the cannons and guns, shells and munitions, mines, torpedoes and modern missiles that armed the Royal Navy. There's even an atom bomb, whose ominous hulk meets visitors on arrival.
The exhibits are brought to life with dramatic audio-visual effects and interactive hands-on displays as you imagine firing the big guns in the heat of a naval battle.
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