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NfO synopsis: Naval flotilla arrives in Bristol led by the flagship ‘Pangbourne’.
A Royal Navy operation in the Gulf, just off the Iraqi coast, has destroyed seven vessels. Among those destroyed by the Royal Navy’s Lynx attack helicopter and the American Intruder and Hornet aircraft...
OCEAN SOUND THIS WEEK NO. 17 Programme 17 of a weekly news and sports review called Ocean Sound This Week, broadcast by independent radio station Ocean Sound on 17th October 1986. Presented by GUY HORNSBY....
NfO synopsis: The Mine-sweeper ‘Caterham’ conveys the body of Sir John de Robeck, the Admiral of the fleet, from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight for his burial.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Aboard a Minelayer. DESCRIPTION: Mine laying is risky work for the sailors who carry it out. SHOTLIST: Various shots aboard showing the mines, the laying and the crew. Among officers...
Bow of boat armed with heavy gun at sea. Explosion. Naval personnel tow mine to shore and examine it.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: World News Items - Naval Background. DESCRIPTION: Ships of the Royal Navy have been on manoeuvres in the Mediterranean and gunnery practice was carried out off Sardinia. Admiral...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: News From USA. DESCRIPTION: Tragedy resulted from a fire which ravaged the Danish motor-ship Erria as she lay off Astoria, Oregon. Somewhere off Korea, the American Submarine Volador...
King and Queen visit Redruth and see a tin mine where they talk to the workers. Land girls are included in the visit, and at Plymouth a naval establishment and RAF training centre are visited.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: King and Queen in West Country. DESCRIPTION: During their three-day visit to the West Country the King and Queen visited a Cornish tin mine. They inspected Land Army girls and saw Wrens...
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