THE ROYAL NAVY DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
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Trainees, their faces painted with camouflage paint, on patrol in a wooded area at the Royal Marines Eastern Warfare School. These men are learning to give themselves all-round protection when forced to keep to a narrow track in the "English jungle" at the Eastern Warfare School at Brockenhurst, Hampshire where they learn jungle tactics for the Pacific War.
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Trainees learn jungle tactics for the Pacific War at the Royal Marines Eastern Warfare School at Brockenhurst, Hampshire, 2 February 1945.
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