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![075 Groenland, Kangerlussuatsiaq, 10 août 1936 - Le Pourquoi-Pas ? du Commandant Charcot quitte Kangerlussuatsiaq, apres y avoir debarque Paul-Émile Victor, sa famille eskimo et tout leur materiel. Le 16 septembre, le navire, pris dans une violente tempete cyclonique, fera naufrage au large de l'Islande, sur les recifs d'Álftanes - Photo Paul-Émile Victor / Fonds Paul-Émile Victor [droits geres par Rue des Archives] inedite](https://ml.virose.pt/blog/talk_to_me/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/2015_Paul-Emile-Victor_Libres-de-droits-4-©-PAUL-EMILE-VICTOR-RUE-DES-ARCHIVES-FONDS-PAUL-EMILE-VICTOR-Copier-508x348.jpg)
Greenland, Kangerlussuatsiaq, 10 August 1936 The boat Pourquoi-Pas? of Commandant Charcot left Kangerlussuatsiaq, after having landed Paul-Émile Victor, his eskimo family and all their equipment. On September 16, the…
Mountbatten Pink Is a naval camouflage color invented by and named after Lord Mountbatten (1900-1979). This colour was best suited to hide vessels during dawn and dusk, often…
Laser sailboat designed by Marian Bantjes for the August 2010 “Handmade” issue of Wallpaper, inspired in “dazzle” naval camouflage. photo: Benedict Redgrove.
RMS Mauretania (originally an ocean liner, launched in 1906, but during WWI it transported troops and used as a hospital ship. Retired in 1934, scrapped in 1935.)