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WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to Able Seaman Alick Lincoln, Royal Navy, killed by a mine explosion in the English Channel 8th February 1917 onboard HMS Ghurka

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WW1 trio & Memorial Plaque to Able Seaman Alick Lincoln, Royal Navy, killed by a mine explosion in the English Channel 8th February 1917 onboard HMS Ghurka

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