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Grim But Glorious: the Days of Oar and Sail By Ray Kipling Public Relations Officer Rnli
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To many people, every lifeboat rescue is an act of heroism, carried out in a tortuous battle against the elements; to lifeboatmen, even the worst conditions are modestly played down...
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In June a Spanish Life-Boat Delegation, Led By the Conde De Toreno, President of the Spanish Red Cross Society, Visited England. Here the Party Is Pictured at Life-Boat House, London, With (Left T
In June a Spanish life-boat delegation, led by the Conde de Toreno, president of the Spanish Red Cross Society, visited England. Here the party is pictured at Life-boat House, London, with (left to right) Captain Nigel Dixon, Secretary of... - View image in PDF
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Just One of the Many Naming Ceremonies for Inshore Lifeboats Held In Wales During September
Just one of the many naming ceremonies for inshore lifeboats held in Wales during September - the D class at Conwy. Miss Joan Bate names the station's new D class Arthur Bate after her brother who provided the legacy which funded the... - View image in PDF
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Coxswain James Robson, With the Duchess of Northumberland
Coxswain since 1907.. - View image in PDF
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Naming the New Hoylake Life-Boat Oldham IV
(See page 458). - View image in PDF
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Naming Ceremony of the New Lowestoft Life-Boat
(See page 561). - View image in PDF
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Naming Ceremony of the Cullercoats Life-Boat June 28th 1951
(See A Holiday Snapshot Winner: "A Life-boat Diary"). - View image in PDF
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Campbeltown Life-Boat Lands Survivors from the Gracehill
(see page 428). - View image in PDF
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The Late Coxswain Ronald Grant of Broughty Ferry
(see page 391). - View image in PDF
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