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| HMS York secured to a buoy, 1930 | Hood during the early 1930s |
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| Hood during the early 1930s, with an aircraft catapult on her fantail | Houston, circa 1930, photo 1 of 1 |
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| Houston, circa 1930, photo 2 of 2 | Indian 3.7 inch mountain gun firing, India, circa 1930; this crew was commanded by Sergeant Harry Ewin of No.11 Light Battery, British Royal Artillery |
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| Indianapolis underway, circa 1930s | Japanese 2MB1 aircraft at rest, circa 1930 |
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| Japanese Army Medium Mark A Whippet tank with a training crew from the Infantry Academy, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, date unknown | Japanese Army officer with Type 26 revolver, 1930s |
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| Japanese battleship Fuso, circa 1930 | Japanese Type 11 light machine gun, pre-1933 |
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| Kaga underway during air operations training, Japan, 1930; note B1M Type 13 and A1N Type 3 aircraft on flight deck | Kirishima's profile circa early 1930s, after her first major reconstruction |
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| Kirishima, circa early 1930 | Kongo in drydock, Yokosuka, Japan, 1930 |
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| Kongo in drydock, Yokosuka, Japan, 1930 | Königsberg's after 150mm turrets, circa 1930 |
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| Königsberg's forward superstructure, with visitors on the gangway and on shore in the foreground during an open house at a European port, circa 1930 | Launching of an unidentified vessel from the new shipyard's slip III, Germaniawerft yard, Kiel, Germany, date unknown |
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