A badly retouched photograph of the St. Louis being launched from Slip IV of Bremer Vulkan shipyard, Germany, 2 Aug 1928

Caption   A badly retouched photograph of the St. Louis being launched from Slip IV of Bremer Vulkan shipyard, Germany, 2 Aug 1928 ww2dbase
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Photos at Same Place Bremen, Germany
Added By Al Griffis
Added Date 4 Sep 2019

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