File:RFA Amherst (9712963922).jpg
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DescriptionRFA Amherst (9712963922).jpg |
English: Royal Fleet Auxiliary Armament Stores Carrier RFA Amherst at Devonport Dockyard during the Plymouth Navy Day, August 1961. Launched in 1935 as Fort Amherst, a 3,489 GRT cargo and passenger liner for Furness, Withy's Red Cross Line. She was converted into an RFA in 1951–2. Scanned photograph taken with a simple Brownie 127, hence dubious quality. |
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Source | RFA Amherst |
Author | Hugh Llewelyn from Keynsham, UK |
Camera location | 50° 22′ 44.09″ N, 4° 11′ 03.9″ W | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 50.378915; -4.184417 |
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