Item: Mines, Submarine

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    The dangerous job of mine-laying. These brave men risk their lives every time they slip out of harbour under the cover of night, to lay their mines around Britain's coastline or at the approaches to enemy shores. ...
    The dangerous job of mine-laying. These brave men risk their lives every time they slip out of harbour under the cover of night, to lay their mines around Britain's coastline or at the approaches to enemy shores. ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1940/1944?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.19862
    Fuite audacieuse vers la liberte. Esquivant tous les pieges, les mines et les avions nazis, plusieurs sous-marins francais parvinrent a s'echapper du port de Toulon. En voici un qui arrive a Alger pour rallier les forces qui combattent pour la liberation de la France.
    Fuite audacieuse vers la liberte. Esquivant tous les pieges, les mines et les avions nazis, plusieurs sous-marins francais parvinrent a s'echapper du port de Toulon. En voici un qui arrive a Alger pour rallier les forces qui combattent pour la liberation de la France.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1939/1945?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.21878
    What the Navy is doing. Oh, you sub-chasers. In foul weather or fair you have kept on the job. Convoying the coastwise, watching khaki laden transports, in contact with the enemy ... Because of sea power victory became ours.
    What the Navy is doing. Oh, you sub-chasers. In foul weather or fair you have kept on the job. Convoying the coastwise, watching khaki laden transports, in contact with the enemy ... Because of sea power victory became ours.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1917/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.24962
    What the Navy is doing. Our Yankee mines blocked the Hun ... Thirty days leave, with full pay, will be given to any soldier, sailor or marine who enlists in the navy within four months from discharge.
    What the Navy is doing. Our Yankee mines blocked the Hun ... Thirty days leave, with full pay, will be given to any soldier, sailor or marine who enlists in the navy within four months from discharge.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1917/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.24985
    What the Navy is doing. "Stick to your job and go up with it" - motto of the Yankee Mining Squadron. In telling of the work of planting fifty-six thousand mines in the North Sea, Capt. W.T. Cluverius, U.S.N., describes in the "Naval Institute" a Hun submarine attack: "Submarine sighted to port ..." With Navy training you can make good anywhere.
    What the Navy is doing. "Stick to your job and go up with it" - motto of the Yankee Mining Squadron. In telling of the work of planting fifty-six thousand mines in the North Sea, Capt. W.T. Cluverius, U.S.N., describes in the "Naval Institute" a Hun submarine attack: "Submarine sighted to port ..." With Navy training you can make good anywhere.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1917/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.24976
    What the Navy is doing. Sweeping up explosive mines is more dangerous than laying them. The Navy's Mine Sweeping Fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Strauss, is back from the North Sea. They have successfully swept up the 56,000 mines which they planted months ago in the North Sea mine barrage, stretching from Norway to Scotland. They swept them up in record time, too. Learn to work the Navy way - fast and sure.
    What the Navy is doing. Sweeping up explosive mines is more dangerous than laying them. The Navy's Mine Sweeping Fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Strauss, is back from the North Sea. They have successfully swept up the 56,000 mines which they planted months ago in the North Sea mine barrage, stretching from Norway to Scotland. They swept them up in record time, too. Learn to work the Navy way - fast and sure.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1917/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.24931

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