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Ship construction in a British dockyard, WW1

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Ship construction in a British dockyard, WW1

Ship construction in a British dockyard, First World War.
1914-1918

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This evocative photograph captures the spirit of industry and determination during the First World War, as a British dockyard comes alive with the construction of new ships for the navy. The image, taken between 1914 and 1918, shows a bustling scene of workers in various stages of shipbuilding, from the laying of keels to the assembly of intricate machinery and the application of the final coat of paint. The ships, proud symbols of national pride and military might, loom large in the background, their hulls taking shape under the skilled hands of the laborers. The scene is one of intense focus and concentration, with each worker intently focused on their task, whether it be the careful placement of a rivet or the precise alignment of a steel plate. The use of manual labor is evident, with hammers raised and sparks flying as the ships take shape. The dockyard, a hive of activity, is a testament to the incredible efforts of the British people during wartime, as they worked tirelessly to support their navy and defend their country. Charles de Lacy, the photographer, captures the raw energy and power of the scene, the grit and determination of the workers, and the sense of purpose that drove the British shipbuilding industry during the First World War. This photograph is a wonderful reminder of the incredible feats of engineering and human endeavor that took place during this period, and a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the men and women who built the ships that helped shape the course of history.

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