Collection326 - Times of Ceylon
SeriesIM - Images
File3108 - Education (Foreign), Mining
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Item0018 - A Swimmer Attaching a Tow Rope to a Horn of One of the German Mine Swept in the Corfu. Channel, Admirelty Experts Say that the Mine was "Safe" and the Swimmer was not in Danger.
Item0019 - View of the Standard U.S. Army Air Forces Glide-Bomb Which was Used During the War on a Mission Against Cologne.
Item0020 - In Bitterly Cold Weather, Lieutenant-Commander N.B.E.Smith, Holder of the George Medal, His Assistant, Petty-Oficer J.Thomson, and Other Members of the Royal Naval Mine Disposal Squad Went to Lowestoft (Suffolk) Beach to Make Safe a German V-Type Mine Which had been Washed Ashore and was in Danger of Exploding.
Item0021 - Man seen at Work on a 500lb British Mine After it had been Washed up Near the Harbour the Heavy Seas.
Item0022 - Four Coastal Minesweepers - at St.Catherine Dock.
Item0023 - A Remarkable Aerial Photograph Taken From Royal Air Force Aircraft Showing Sixteen Incendiary Bombs Dropping Towards a Road Near Mussegros. Two Ordinary Bombs are Also Seen Falling.
Item0024 - An Exhibition of British and German Naval Minig and Degaussing Material has Opened at the Science Museum, South Kensington, London. In Here Youngerstors are Enjoying the Exhibition.
Item0025 - An Instructor (Second from Right) Discusses a Rock Specimen with a Group of Advanced Geology Students.
Item0026 - Students in a Crystalography Class Learn How to Recognize Minerals by Their Crystal Structure.
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Reports

Four Coastal Minesweepers - at St.Catherine Dock.