Making sea water drinkable by G. H. Davis

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Making sea water drinkable by G. H. Davis

Making sea water drinkable: a simple system for castaway airmen during the Second World War. A life-saving apparatus, compact and very simple to use. It converts sea water into drinking water in a very short time. Date: 1944

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