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#23 Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Woodrooffe (1899–1978), 1937 commentary of the Spithead Review for the BBC

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#23 Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Woodrooffe (1899–1978), 1937 commentary of the Spithead Review for the BBC

Splash of the Past: A Look at Vintage Photographs of People in Water

#23 Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Woodrooffe (1899–1978), 1937 commentary of the Spithead Review for the BBC

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