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Aft end of the S.S. "Araby". The S.S. "Araby" was wrecked off the French coast. She broke completely in half and after lying on the bottom for 18 months was raised and towed to England by the Salvage Section. The broken ends were temporarily built up by a
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British Photographs of World War I
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