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- iwm.org.uk collections/item/object/205150297Admiral Sir Max K Horton, KCB, DSO, Commander in Chief, Western Approaches studying the plot from his office, with the aid of binoculars.
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- historyarticles.com western-approaches-command-…Yet, as an oddity in an otherwise systematic process, then Commander-in-Chief Western Approaches, Admiral Max Horton, 60, (below)) was also the quirkiest.