US President Franklin D. Roosevelt (Left) with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Dir) during a mass on the HMS Prince of Wales battleship on August 10, 1941.

 US President Franklin D. Roosevelt (Left) with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Dir) during a mass on the HMS Prince of Wales battleship on August 10, 1941.




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