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label_outline Explore 1942 Photographs By Harold Tomlin, Londonderry, Admiralty Official Collection

Maritime Royal Artillery - Gunners of the Seven Seas (d E M S). 22 April 1943, Liverpool. Men of the Maritime Royal Artillery Are Part of D E M S (defensively Equipped Merchant Ships) and Serve in Merchant Ship A16255

The American Base Under Construction at Lisahally, Near Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 28 January 1942 A9563

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A25061

The Samsonia. 24 February 1943, Greenock, Pictures Taken When HMS Samsonia, One of the World's Largest Tugs, Had Just Completed Her Task of Towing HMS Ariguani Fighter Catapult Ship, Nearly 1400 Miles From Gibr A15068

Major General Lloyd Fredendall Visits a British Aircraft Carrier. 14 January 1943, Oran, Major General Lloyd Fredendall of the United States Army in North Africa, Paid a Visit To the British Aircraft Carrier, H A13895

Pictures For Illustrating Ritchie Ii Book. November and December 1942, Alexandria, Pictures of Paintings by Lieutenant Commander R Langmaid, Rn, Official Fleet Artist. These Pictures Are For Illustrating a Nava A13632

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Submarine Porpoise Took Petrol To Malta. 20 January 1943, Portsmouth, Hm Submarine Porpoise Returned To a British Base Recently, After 14 Months in the Mediterranean. She Played a Big Part in Keeping Malta Supp A14011

From a B To Officer. a B Jack Rupert Boulton, One of Thousands Promoted From the Lower Deck To Meet the War-time Demand of Britain's Great and Expanding Navy. Boulton, a Dorsetman, Redheaded and 6 Ft Tall, Was A16408

Ships and Personnel of the Royal Navy Involved in the Battle of the Bay A21141

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