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Français : Plan type Liberty ship (Type château au centre)
English: Liberty ship
Machinery spaces
Command and control
Liquid stores
Dry cargo
Engine room
Misc
Dry stores
Habitation Русский: Транспорты типа «Либерти»
Машинные отделения
Ходовая рубка
Жидкие грузы
Грузовые трюмы
Машинное отделение
Разное
Кладовые
Жилые помещения |
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| Source | Wiki-Brest |
| Author | Hugues Vigouroux |
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