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High-tech military hardware to track dugongs and whales

 
 
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High-tech military hardware to track dugongs and whales
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ABC NewsRadio: High-tech military hardware to track dugongs and whales

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I'll be extremely interested to see the results from this - see if there really is a difference between manned and recorded footage, I guess both have their advantages. I can imagine there'll be a good few volunteers and students etc rather miffed to have lost their chance to go up flying with her and surveying though!
 

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