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English: George Gosse defuses a German mine at Bremen, April 1945. (Original IWM caption: Lieutenant George Gosse, RANVR, of Adelaide, Australia, removing the clock of the first pressure magnetic mine to be recovered at Bremen after rendering it safe under water. He is a member of a British Naval P Party, the "human minesweepers" who cleared Europe's liberated ports.)
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