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The article says that, in 1990, ANNAPOLIS became the first Canadian ship to have women among the complement. That is consistent with the Combat-Related Employment of Women (CREW, AKA "Screw") Trial of the time, but, IIRC, CORMORANT had women aboard in the late 1970s or '80s as the trial ship for Service Women in Non-Traditional Roles (SWINTER) trials and earned the nickname "The Love Boat." Can anyone confirm?
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