Fishing Fleet En Route To Iceland (1963)

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GV of trawlers and fishing protection vessels sailing through very rough seas, shots of trawlermen and naval personnel at work, trawlermen gutting fish, naval officers leaving a trawler at sea, trawlermen drinking rum ration, scenes on the bridge, radar scanner on ship, waves breaking over bows, trawlers tied up alongside, rough seascapes. MS single gull in flight. LS island from ship at sea LS the Royal Yacht Britannia in rough sea.
cuts of Pathe news 64-68
FILM ID:3104.22
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[@billistefansson5309]

I´m Icelandic, born in the Vestman Islands. It is intresting seeing a glimpse of the Surtsey eruption. I remember that vividly, I was 8 at the time. I later worked on fishing boats and trawlers. I´s fun seeing the crew mending the trawls, also part of my memories. Billi.

[@mikekavanagh8952]

Excellent Piece of History,

[@iloveRUSSIAAA]

This video in conjunction with the music I was listening too made my eyes a bit watery. The big steam trawlers and times like those out on the water are gone and I was brought into the world to late to experience them.

[@CadillacM]

Even without sound, it's brilliant

[@zerofox7347]

Why did they put the wheel in such an awkward spot?