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landing craft ****ault
fully loaded with troops.
Glengyle and her sisters,
Glenearn, Glenroy, and Breconshire, then abuilding, were
determined to be ideal...
- Head (307 m)
Arlick Hill (307 m) Coul Hill (306 m)
Montalt Hill (300 m)
Glenearn Hill (300 m) Norman's Law (285 m)
Cairnie Hill (228 m)
Black Hill (West)...
- busy channel,
while doing this
Georgic collided with
another ship, HMS
Glenearn,
which resulted in Georgic's stem
being badly twisted. By this
stage the...
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Pelican and
Empire Defender, on 23
November they sank the
merchant vessels Glenearn and Xhakdina, and on 11
December they
heavily damaged Jackal. The year...
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Andrew Heiton. Its
parish includes the
church of St Mary Magdalene's on
Glenearn Road, and it
serves the
central and
northern parts of the Perth, as well...
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Voracious Antisubmarine training Vox
Antisubmarine training Landing ships Glenearn –
landing ship,
infantry (Large)
Lothian –
landing ship,
headquarters ship...
- cast-off, nevertheless. On D-Day, an LCA of
Royal Marine 535 Flotilla, LSI
Glenearn,
released all but its
after falls,
which were jammed, and the
craft tilted...
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office as
director of the new
acquisition and
profits increased.
Eight new
Glenearn class ships were ordered, four from UK
shipyards and four from
abroad but...
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- Dundee, for the Glen Line. In 1938,
whilst Glengyle and her sisters,
Glenearn, Glenroy, and
Breconshire were
being built, the Inter-Service Training...
