A British Royal Navy ship pulls into Havana, Cuba.<br /> <br />It's only the second such visit of a British military ship to Cuba in over 50 years.<br /> <br />The HMS Argyl arrived Sunday to highlight cooperation between Britain and Cuba on a range of issues, says British Ambassador to Cuba Tim Cole.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) BRITISH AMBASSADOR TIM COLE SAYING:<br /> <br />"When there's a disaster in the region, like a hurricane or a cyclone, our Royal Navy has a role to play in supporting countries in terms of their response. And of course, Cubans are very strong when it comes to responding to disasters as well."<br /> <br />Naval authorities from the two countries plan to meet and tour historic sites around Cuba.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) SECOND CHIEF OF FOREIGN RELATIONS OF CUBA'S REVOLUTIONARY ARMED FORCES, CAPTAIN JUAN GUALBERTO MACEDA SAYING:<br /> <br />"For us, within the framework of the stable relationship we have with the United Kingdom, this is a very important visit for us. We have welcomed them
