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WW2 Q-Ship And Royal Navy Radio

A pair of WW2 illustrations from a children's ABC book. The left image shows a lady wearing a pink dress, standing on the deck of a Q-ship, a decoy vessel with concealed weaponry designed to lure enemy submarines to the surface, the right picture portrays a Royal Navy seaman sending an S.O.S. radio call in a distressing situation. Date: circa 1940

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Call Concealed Deck Decoy Enemy Hassall Illustrations Lure Pair Portrays Radio Seaman Sending Situation Submarines Surface Weaponry Childrens Designed Distressing


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Two evocative illustrations from a children's ABC book depicting the pivotal role of the Royal Navy during World War II. On the left, a woman in a pink dress stands boldly on the deck of a Q-ship, a clever decoy vessel designed to attract enemy submarines to the surface. Camouflaged with false masts and funnels, the Q-ship concealed its true weaponry until the opportune moment to ambush and sink the unsuspecting U-boat. On the right, a Royal Navy seaman in uniform is shown in a desperate situation, frantically sending an S.O.S. radio call for help. The urgency in his expression and the chaotic scene behind him convey the perilous nature of naval warfare during this period. These illustrations, circa 1940, offer a captivating glimpse into the courage and resourcefulness of the Royal Navy during the 2nd World War. The Q-ship, an essential part of the convoy defense system, was a vital component in the Battle of the Atlantic. The Royal Navy's radio communication played a crucial role in coordinating efforts, relaying vital information, and saving lives during distressing situations. These illustrations, from the March of the Women Collection on Mary Evans Prints Online, provide a unique perspective on the war effort and the heroic actions of those who served.

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