British Cruiser Which Lived To Fight Again. 14 To 19 December 1942, on Board HMS Argonaut En Route To Algiers, the British Cruiser Argonaut After She Had Been Torpedoed in the Mediterranean. Despite Heavy Damag A13753

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British Cruiser Which Lived To Fight Again. 14 To 19 December 1942, on Board HMS Argonaut En Route To Algiers, the British Cruiser Argonaut After She Had Been Torpedoed in the Mediterranean. Despite Heavy Damag A13753

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British Cruiser Which Lived To Fight Again. 14 To 19 December 1942, on Board HMS Argonaut En Route To Algiers, the British Cruiser Argonaut After She Had Been Torpedoed in the Mediterranean. Despite Heavy Damage She Got Home, Was Repaired and Served in the Far East.
Another view of the quarterdeck (portside) showing the ARGONAUT making its way back at a speed of 8 knots.

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1939 - 1945

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