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Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14220

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Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14231

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14221

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14222

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14228

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14232

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14233

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14234

Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection. A14223

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Admiral Sir Henry Harwood Visits Benghazi. Wearing Battle Dress Admiral Sir Henry Harwood, Commander-in-chief, Mediterranean Fleet, Visited Benghazi Where He Made a Tour of Inspection.

Admiral Harwood touring the harbour at Benghazi to see things for himself.

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