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English: Photograph of British naval trawler HMS Harris. She was later the mercantile Lyngas from 1947, Fort Malbousquet from 1950, Sheila Margaret from 1952.
Date World War II
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This photograph FL 13462 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.
Author Royal Navy official photographer
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