The Royal Navy during the Second World War HMS Spur on the Mersey IWM A 27377

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The Royal Navy during the Second World War HMS Spur on the Mersey IWM A 27377

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The Royal Navy during the Second World War
HM Submarine SPUR leaving the Cammel Laird shipyard on her acceptance trials, River Mersey, Liverpool.

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admiralty official collection

boats on the river mersey

cammell laird co limited

uk government artistic works

world war ii in liverpool

second world war

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17/11/1944 - 31/12/1945

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Imperial War Museums

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https://www.iwm.org.uk/

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