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[Original title too long] Interview of George Humphrey by Alastair Cooper

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[Original title too long] Interview of George Humphrey by Alastair Cooper
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Australian War Memorial Research Centre
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Original Title: Dr George Humphrey BSc MSc PhD [Syd] LLB [UNSW], as a oceanographer employed by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) working in association with the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), 1957-1963, interviewed by Alastair Cooper.

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