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1944 LEBANON: World War 2: Women make anti-submarine nets
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0:33Now PlayingDate: 10th February 1944
Location: LEBANON, SYRIA
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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GV Lebanese women repairing submarine nets. SV Lebanese women repairing submarine nets. SV Royal Navy officer training women how to repair steel netting. SV pan Lebanese women watching naval officer. SV Naval officer with women walk over to steel hausers. LV women splashing wire round steel hausers. CU women splashing wire round steel hausers. GV women rolling large submarine floats along ground. CU women rolling large submarine floats along ground. SV pan women repairing submarine floats. SCU woman painting submarine float.
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