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WW2 British Submarines At Home

These illustrations show how British WW2 submarines would approach and enter their parent ships, for repairs and maintenance as well as acting as a resting place for the crews, who were known to have uncomfortable conditions in the subs

Picture No
13809869
Media ID
45163202
Size
5164px x 2828px (5.0MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed illustration from War At Sea, A Puffin Picture Book.'
Date
circa 1940

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Approach Crews Enter Maintenance Repairs Submarines Subs Uncomfortable


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