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| Tairea at Calcutta |
The Tairea was a legendary passenger and general cargo ship built in 1924 in Glasgow for the British India Steam Navigation Company's Calcutta-Japan service. Operating along the Hooghley River, she was a fixture of the Calcutta docks before being decommissioned and scrapped in 1952.
Masterpiece of Engineering vs Flower Pollen
WENZHOU'S ROBOT SPHERE
How One Dolphin Started a Criminal Empire
Virginia-Class Submarine or Sperm Whale?
老闆：這個配件不是焊在這裡！我：別慌！可以挪 - Boss: This part isn't soldered here! Me: Don't panic! You can move it.
Ranking Craziest Fish Casting Moments
The Leopard is the spotted delete button<
This is blacksmithing! This is alchemy! This is Boilermaking‼️‼️
Neo's Hands🤯 #neo #robotics
수륙양용 항공기의 수상 활주 및 이륙 절차 사양 - Specifications for Water Tide and Takeoff Procedures of Amphibious Aircraft - Water bomber picking up from a river
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| SS Tjitjalengka at Amoy Harbor in China - Robert G. Lloyd |
The 16,700 ton British hospital ship Tjitjalengka. Built for the Java-China-Japan-Line in 1939 and owned by a Dutch shipping company, the Tjitjalengka was requisitioned for Admiralty service on 8 July 1942 and was converted in Liverpool, England to accommodate 504 patients. After service in the North Atlantic and Indian Oceans, she was transferred to the British Pacific Fleet. After the Japanese surrender, she carried Allied Prisoners of War (POWs) repatriated from Japan to Australia. On her final voyage, she carried invalids and Naval casualties from Colombo and Durban to Liverpool, England and was then returned to her owners.
Royal Navy Research Archive has a longer history of this ship.
The artist, Robert G. Lloyd has done numerous marine paintings.
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| Tjitjalengka, Indonesia |
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