HOME FLEET DESTROYER RETURNS FROM PATROL: Heavy seas, arctic conditions, blinding rain and gales, are the all-to-common lot of Allied destroyer crews in their constant patrol arid convoy-escort duties. A striking contrast is provided in this view from the screen-door of a British destroyer approaching land after a long spell at sea
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3264, 17 May 1943, Page 7
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52HOME FLEET DESTROYER RETURNS FROM PATROL: Heavy seas, arctic conditions, blinding rain and gales, are the all-to-common lot of Allied destroyer crews in their constant patrol arid convoy-escort duties. A striking contrast is provided in this view from the screen-door of a British destroyer approaching land after a long spell at sea Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3264, 17 May 1943, Page 7
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