"Into the Minefields: British Destroyers Mine Sweeping 1916-1980" by Maurice Cocker provides a detailed and authoritative account of the role played by British destroyers in mine sweeping operations across nearly a century of naval history
English Electric engines were specified of similar design to that used on the company's diesel-electric shunting locomotives
Scroll with "Royal Army Ordnance Corps": Below the wreath
Braces Pair of white cotton trouser braces with three tan twin sets of leather loops for attachment to trouser buttons
Despite being deactivated
US Army WW1 P17 Winchester Bayonet, M1917. treasury "Into the Minefields: British DestroyersThis is a great example of the rare and hard to find U. S. M1917 Enfield Bayonet, in very good to excellent condition. Early war example that's worthy of any collection! Bayonets by Winchester are hard to find, and therefore more desirable. Winchester delivered about one quarter the amount of U. S. M1917 Enfield Bayonets when compared to Remington. Winchester delivered about 395,894, whereas Remington delivered about 1,565,644. The M1917 bayonet was