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During its 41 years on the seas the QE2 has broken records, hosted royalty and transported troops.
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Forgotten men of the Upper Clyde shipyards
Jimmy Reid was only one of the key players in the shipbuilding struggle
Canal at Singer's Building, Clydebank
Photographs of The "Carrick" old sailing ship at the Broomielaw on the River Clyde in Glasgow city centre
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River Clyde, Glasgow 1930s. Photo Margaret Watkins
Forgotten men of the Upper Clyde shipyards
Jimmy Reid was only one of the key players in the shipbuilding struggle
A Shipyard at War
Although best known for large liners and capital ships, between 1914 and the completion of the wartime programmes in 1920 the Clydebank shipyard of John Brown & Sons built a vast range of vessels – major warships down to destroyers and submarines, unusual designs like a seaplane carrier and submarine depot ship, and even a batch of war-standard merchant ships.