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Letter No. 13 and supplements from the Director of Works (General E.M. Paul) Includes...
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Letter No. 13 and supplements from the Director of Works (General E.M. Paul)
Includes 3 photographs depicting: Royal Flying Corps: hangars at Aboukir depot, Egypt. Dated 1916.
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