Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Pagina 36
... ship's company . It at once got about that the ship was to be converted into a depot ship for minesweepers , an accommodation ship for W.R.N.S. , a disguised battleship of the Royal Sovereign class , a blockship for Burma . The Roman ...
... ship's company . It at once got about that the ship was to be converted into a depot ship for minesweepers , an accommodation ship for W.R.N.S. , a disguised battleship of the Royal Sovereign class , a blockship for Burma . The Roman ...
Pagina 38
... ship , sir ; she's a lucky ship ! " might be true . In a way it was , and in a way , as you will hear , it was not . It was the same stoker who had the soothing habit of arriving in the engine - room during the most shattering ...
... ship , sir ; she's a lucky ship ! " might be true . In a way it was , and in a way , as you will hear , it was not . It was the same stoker who had the soothing habit of arriving in the engine - room during the most shattering ...
Pagina 327
... ship which had recently arrived from a neutral port ; the crux of the matter was that the ship in question was already berthed inside the harbour when the dis- covery was made . This gave rise to quite a flap , ' and she had to be towed ...
... ship which had recently arrived from a neutral port ; the crux of the matter was that the ship in question was already berthed inside the harbour when the dis- covery was made . This gave rise to quite a flap , ' and she had to be towed ...
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