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November 8, 2019Bank Linefairwinz

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← One ship that led a charmed life… The M.V. GLENBANK. Part of the big 18 ship order from Harlands, placed in 1924 and one of the survivors after WW2 when 9 of her sisters were lost mainly to torpedoes.. See the movement list below itemising each voyage throughout the 1939-45 conflict. A Maritime Saga – told by an ex Bank Line Officer… (please click on the download button below) →

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