File:Olterra's divers hatch.jpg

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English: Italian auxiliary ship Olterra showing the hidden hatch below the ship's waterline, shortly before being broken up in 1961 at w:Vado Ligure, Italy.

Date

c. 1961

Source

Ufficio Storico della Marina Militare

Author

An unknown serviceman of the Regia Marina

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