Home > RFA Sir Lancelot (L3029)
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| 1989
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| Sold to become a floating casino in South Africa in 1989.
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RFA Sir Lancelot (L3029) was a Round Table class landing ship logistic of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, the first of the class.
She was sold commercially in 1989 to the company Lowline in South Africa and opened as a floating casino, being renamed Lowland Lancer.
The ship was again sold in 1992, this time to Singapore, being renamed Perseverance and put into service with that nation's navy.
