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What are the names of the naval officers depicted in Eric Ravilious submarine lithographs?
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The submarine interiors were sketched aboard L27 in the summer of 1940. The skipper, looking through the periscope, is Lieutenant RE Campbell.
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What is the naval insignia for submarine?
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