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127k | HMS Reaper. Date and place unknown. |
Haze Gray & Underway | |
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133k | This photo was taken from USS Brough (DE-148). Although it has not been possible to positively identify the CVE alongside, her camouflage scheme and Brough's operational history suggest that she might be HMS Reaper, in the Atlantic Ocean, en route to San Diego via Panama, January 14, 1945. (Thanks to Neil White; Tony Drury, Royal Navy Escort Carriers; and John Adriani, USS Brough historian, for their help in researching this photo.) |
Photo from the Judson Goodrich Collection. Submitted by John N. Adriani Sr. Reference: USS Brough DE-148 History Booklet. |
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56k | HMS Reaper paying off, May 1946. |
Courtesy of Tony Drury, Royal Navy Escort Carriers | |
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64k | Ex-Winjah (CVE-54), ex-HMS Reaper, as South Africa Star, date and location unknown. Ex-Winjah was purchased in 1948 by Blue Star Line Ltd. and converted to a cargo liner by Gulf Shipbuilding Corp., Mobile, Alabama. In 1967 she was sold to Nichimen Jitsugyo K.K., Japan, for scrapping. |
Photo by Alex Duncan. Submitted by Gerhard Mueller-Debus © Ships in Focus. Used with permission |
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62k | Ex-Winjah (CVE-54), ex-HMS Reaper, as South Africa Star (British flag), leaving Bremen, Germany, July 1965. |
Photo by Gerhard Mueller-Debus | |
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