The Royal Navy during the Second World War A22771

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The Royal Navy during the Second World War A22771

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The Royal Navy during the Second World War
Men lowering a bottom plate into position on the ways for the start of a new prefabricated ship at the shipyard of Henry Scarr Ltd, Hessle near Hull.

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shipbuilding in the united kingdom in world war ii

uk government artistic works

second world war

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1939 - 1945

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Imperial War Museums

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