A Big Crane at Rosyth Placing a Gun on a Light Cruiser; Night Art.IWMART1347

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A Big Crane at Rosyth Placing a Gun on a Light Cruiser; Night Art.IWMART1347

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A Big Crane at Rosyth Placing a Gun on a Light Cruiser; Night

English: image: A Royal Navy light cruiser moored at Rosyth dockyard has a gun fitted to its deck at night. The gun is being
lowered by a large crane on the dockside to the left.

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1918

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