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Ronnie's Ship
I previously thought my father-in-law's ship was H.M.C.S. Cornwallis, but thanks to gt_hawk63 found out that that was a general training ship that most men went through - so here's Ronnie King's real ship.
Stationed out of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
World War Two.
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Stationed out of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
World War Two.
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