MR A V ALEXANDER THE FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY VISITS THE ROYAL MARINES. 2 JULY 1943, ROYAL MARINE BARRACKS, EASTNEY AND HAYLING ISLAND, PORTSMOUTH. - Captain E T R Chambers, AFC, RN, in charge Combined Operations, is seen pointing out the different landing craft to the First Lord

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