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Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches

Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches

WW2 Royal Navy command position, based in Liverpool, England.

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  1. Western Approaches

    Region of northwestern Atlantic Ocean.

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    Royal Navy admiral (1883-1951).

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    British naval wargaming unit.

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    Royal Navy Admiral (1880-1955).

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    Royal Navy admiral (1883–1965).

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  6. Western Approaches Museum

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  7. Exchange Flags

    Building in Liverpool, England.

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  8. Battle of the Atlantic

    Naval campaign in World War II.

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  1. Western Approaches

    Region of northwestern Atlantic Ocean.

    26%

  2. Max Horton

    Royal Navy admiral (1883-1951).

    20%

  3. Western Approaches Museum

    Museum in Liverpool, England.

    19%

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    Command center for an organization.

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    Royal Navy Admiral (1880-1955).

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  7. Home Fleet

    Former naval fleet of the Royal Navy.

    2%

  8. Exchange Flags

    Building in Liverpool, England.

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  9. Western Approaches Tactical Unit

    British naval wargaming unit.

    1.5%