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USS Oregon sailing off San Diego, California, United States, circa 1910s or 1920sUSS R-14 underway, probably during trials, late 1919 or early 1920
USS Oregon sailing off San Diego, California, United States, circa 1910s or 1920sUSS R-14 underway, probably during trials, late 1919 or early 1920
View of F. Schichau Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), 1920sView of F. Schichau Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), circa 1920s
View of F. Schichau Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), 1920sView of F. Schichau Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), circa 1920s
View of facilities at AG Vulcan Stettin shipyard, Germany, circa 1920View of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1920
View of facilities at AG Vulcan Stettin shipyard, Germany, circa 1920View of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1920
View of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1920sView of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1920s
View of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1920sView of Germaniawerft yard of Kiel, Germany, circa 1920s
View of Howaldtswerke shipyard from the opposite bank of the Schwentine River, Kiel, Germany, circa 1920s; note how little room there was to launch vessels from the slipsView of Howaldtswerke shipyard, Kiel, Germany, circa 1920s
View of Howaldtswerke shipyard from the opposite bank of the Schwentine River, Kiel, Germany, circa 1920s; note how little room there was to launch vessels from the slipsView of Howaldtswerke shipyard, Kiel, Germany, circa 1920s
View of Slips 1-7 at the F. Schichau Elbing shipyard in Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), circa 1920sView of Slips 8-11 at the F. Schichau Elbing shipyard in Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), circa 1920s; note a torpedo boat being launched from Slip 9
View of Slips 1-7 at the F. Schichau Elbing shipyard in Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), circa 1920sView of Slips 8-11 at the F. Schichau Elbing shipyard in Elbing, Germany (now Elblag, Poland), circa 1920s; note a torpedo boat being launched from Slip 9
USS Arizona in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, 1 Jan 1920USS Oklahoma at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, 1 Jan 1920
USS Arizona in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, 1 Jan 1920USS Oklahoma at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, 1 Jan 1920
Submarine tender USS Camden and submarine USS R-1, 21 Jan 1920Lieutenant Colonel Pierre van Ryneveld and First Lieutenant Quinton Brand posing before Vimy aircraft
Submarine tender USS Camden and submarine USS R-1, 21 Jan 1920Lieutenant Colonel Pierre van Ryneveld and First Lieutenant Quinton Brand posing before Vimy aircraft 'Silver Queen' before attempting to fly to South Africa; Brooklands aerodrome, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, 4 Feb 1920
Officers aboard Nagato during her fitting out period, Japan, 3 Mar 1920Wedding photo of Crown Prince Yi Un and Princess Masako, Tokyo, Japan, 28 Apr 1920
Officers aboard Nagato during her fitting out period, Japan, 3 Mar 1920Wedding photo of Crown Prince Yi Un and Princess Masako, Tokyo, Japan, 28 Apr 1920
3in M1918 anti-aircraft gun on a trailer, in traveling position, as seen in US Army publication HMS Delhi at Danzig, May 1920
3in M1918 anti-aircraft gun on a trailer, in traveling position, as seen in US Army publication 'Handbook of artillery: including mobile, anti-aircraft and trench matériel (1920)'HMS Delhi at Danzig, May 1920

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Winston Churchill, 1935


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