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1916 Captured German submarine
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0:21Now PlayingDate: 31st July 1916
Location: ENGLAND London
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The Navy's Capture
ENGLAND: London: City of Westminster: Victoria Embankment: Temple Pier:
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Video Roll Title: Navy's capture: 33ft Issue sheet title: NAVY'S CAPTURE
German Submarine: Captured German submarine U.C. 5 at Temple Pier
Title: On the first day over 13,000 visitors paid for admission to the Temple Pier to view the U.C.5.
(7ft)
GV. Submarine tied up beside pier.
(15ft)
SV. German mine on deck of submarine.
(22ft)
SV. Visitors walking along pier looking at submarine.
(27ft)
SV. Visitors on pier.
(34ft)
GV. Crowd on the Embankment.
(40ft)
Navy - Active, Submarines, Great Britain
Union Jack, flag, sailor, World War I, World War 1, WWI, First World War, war, Royal Navy, RN, Kriegsmarine
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