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| Cardiff Docks just before they went busted. Replaced by condos today. The straight road to the right is Bute Street, all sailors coming to Cardiff walked this street. |
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| Cardiff Docks from the seaward side. |
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| Cardiff from the seaward side again. Whitchurch is to the left of center. |
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| Cardiff Docks looking from the West. |
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| Cardiff Docks looking west past Penarth Docks and Penarth head out into Barry Roads and the Bristol Channel. Those two Islands are Flat Holm and Steep Holm. |
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| Wouldn't you love to know the story behind those two Jap flags? |
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| Not Armed Guard but these six sailors went face to face with a Kamikaze and won the battle. |
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| M/V Devon Coast |
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| Lubbers Don't Live |
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| SS John A Johnson Info |
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| SS John A Johnson Info |
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| SS John A Johnson Info |
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| SS John A Johnson Info |
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| SS John A Johnson Life Boat |
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| SS John A Johnson Life Raft and Life Boat |
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| SS John A Johnson Life Boat |
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| SS John A Johnson Life Boat and Raft |
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| SS Dalton Mann in peacetime |
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| SS Morrison R Waite at Leyte Gulf 1945 after Jap Zero tried to fly through it |
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| Liberty Ship loaded to the gills with deck cargo |
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| British Liberty SS Samyork |
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| British Liberty SS Samfaithful |
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| British Liberty Ship SS Samsturdy |
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| Liberty Ship SS Cornelius Harnett |
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| Liberty Ship SS Jessie Applegate |
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| Liberty Ship SS George H Thomas |
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| Crew of the SS Ovid Butler |
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| Liberty Ship SS John Roach |
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| Liberty Ship SS Charles A Dana |
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| Liberty Ship SS James Buchanan |
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| Freighter that exploded in Algiers Harbor in 1943 |
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| SS George Vickers |
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| SS Henry Bacon |
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| Merchant Navy Memorial at Barry, South Wales |
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| Oarless Lifeboat |
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| Buffet - Navy Style |
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| SS Joel R Poinsett, 1944, after it broke in two and forward half sank. Towed to Halifax, Nova Scotia |
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| SS Thomas F Flaherty, completed as Stalingrad. Renamed to Volgograd in 1962. Pictured in Japan in 1975. Delivered to Vostochnyy Port Authority (USSR) for non-seagoing purposes in June 1978 |
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| SS Virginia Dare - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| Picture contributed by Dave Martin |
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| HMS Trillum picking up survivors in 1943 - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Henry Groves Connor after the war - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| WWII American Star taken by Canadian Air Force - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Charles D Wheeler - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| WWII Derblay - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS John Straub in 1943 broke in half in Alaska - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Sea Serpent - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Cape Sebastian - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Cape Faro - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Gauntlet - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Tucson Victory - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| 1943 in New York - Over sexed, under paid and over here. Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| New York in 43 - Dave Martin's Dad awaits a ship - Contributed by Dave Martin |
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| SS Ales Hrdlicka - Contributed by Dave Martin |