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In ' The War Of The Servers ' ( a Youtube parody of War Of The Worlds ) HMS Thunderchild is seen fighting three martian war machines, in order to cover the fleeing ferry, but in this scene it is only seen to shoot its cannons and destroy one war machine, before being sunk ( war of the servers http :// www. youtube. com / watch? v = ppUl_CBuyz8 it is seen at 1: 04: 13 )
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