Boom Defence of Scapa Flow. 3 To 7 May 1943, Scapa Flow, Some of the Secrets of Scapa Flow's Boom Defence System Against Enemy Under-water Attack. A16568

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Boom Defence of Scapa Flow. 3 To 7 May 1943, Scapa Flow, Some of the Secrets of Scapa Flow's Boom Defence System Against Enemy Under-water Attack. A16568

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Boom Defence of Scapa Flow. 3 To 7 May 1943, Scapa Flow, Some of the Secrets of Scapa Flow's Boom Defence System Against Enemy Under-water Attack.
Ratings repairing a damaged net.

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1939 - 1945

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