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Minesweeping on the Mediterranean War Routes. 18 December 1942, Aboard HMS Calm in the Eastern Mediterranean. Men Aboard the Little Ships Doing One of the Most Important, Most Dangerous and Most Uncomfortable War Jobs.
Edward A Meadows of Liverpool, a stoker on board the minesweeper CALM.
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Tags
admiralty official collection
uk government artistic works
great britain
military portrait
wwii
liverpool
united kingdom
british navy
Date
1939 - 1945
Source
Imperial War Museums
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain