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Smoking Cyberman, 1968, from behind the scenes of the 1969 Doctor Who story The Invasion. Opinions appreciated.
Smoking Cyberman, 1968, from behind the scenes of the 1969 Doctor Who story The Invasion. Opinions appreciated.
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Che Guevara, 1951 [640×877]
USS Alcedo (SP-166) while off NY City in August 1917. While escorting a convoy en route to Brest, France, Alcedo was torpedoed and sunk by UC-71 on 5 November 1917. Twenty-one crewmembers were lost with the ship. She was the first American vessel lost in WWI. [2700 x 3407]
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USS Alcedo (SP-166) while off NY City in August 1917. While escorting a convoy en route to Brest, France, Alcedo was torpedoed and sunk by UC-71 on 5 November 1917. Twenty-one crewmembers were lost with the ship. She was the first American vessel lost in WWI. [2700 x 3407]
