Climbing the Shroud
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From the archive
From the archive
Drawn During the Preparedness Years
When the navy’s training schooners Gladan and Falken were commissioned in 1944, the Second World War was still under way. They were designed by naval director Tore Herlin, who later became particularly associated with these two vessels. By 1968, their sailing-based seaman’s training had already been under way for more than two decades.
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The story behind the motif
Four cadets in the Swedish navy climb into the mitt of a ship in 1968.
Photographer: Unknown | Created: 1968.
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