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(2) @to--BRITISH NAVY-1946
Camilies greet their long-awaited loved ones-wship brought food from
Australia to ease shortages here at home
5359x8
Sept. 1946--HMS IRON DUKE
of dismancling at Garo Loch-
# 5442x5{BkN0:4814-8--76ft.--Nov.1945 GERMAN CRUISERS LAST
WWT *DERFLINGER ot Gare Loch--fleating grydock
carrying the ship out caru the shallows betwein Rhu and Rosneath as she
draws only 19 ft. of water this waye-she will be sorapped to provide
steel for Britain
5453x6 : (bkNo: 4825-2 up 107ft Dec. 1946 NÁVAL AFFAIRS. - we ses
the oldest ship in Br.Navy Trench
took her at recently been used as'a zreining ship in
the 42,000 UMS VANCUARD at Portsmouth leaving
for shakedown cruise ahe will carry the Royal Family on cour of South
Africa next leaving on shakedown cruise to
-
ENGLAND, Misc. BRITISH NAVY NISC.
CAMOUFLAGE--HUMAN (shin
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