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History of the Womans Royal Naval Service from its founding in 1917. Black and white photos. Very appealing book to the women who have been members of the service and their families. Also of interest to anyone interested in Naval History.
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History of the Womans Royal Naval Service from its founding in 1917. Black and white photos. Very appealing book to the women who have been members of the service and their families. Also of interest to anyone interested in Naval History.
Author= M.H. Fletcher
Pages= 159
Published= 1989
Book Condtion= Generally excellent condition in a slightly torn dust jacket on the rear
| Weight | 987 g |
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