The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 167
... tonnage per man has been reduced . This ratio applies only to our men on the western front . If any considerable number of troops is dispatched to Russia or Siberia , the ratio of ship tonnage per man unit of those forces will rise to ...
... tonnage per man has been reduced . This ratio applies only to our men on the western front . If any considerable number of troops is dispatched to Russia or Siberia , the ratio of ship tonnage per man unit of those forces will rise to ...
Page 174
... tonnage of the world will be restored in the fall of 1922. But the requirements of the world after the war will be greater than ever before . N To keep the shipbuilders supplied with material , steel. Committee on Public Information ...
... tonnage of the world will be restored in the fall of 1922. But the requirements of the world after the war will be greater than ever before . N To keep the shipbuilders supplied with material , steel. Committee on Public Information ...
Page 179
... tonnage . Since August , 1914 , the world of com- merce has lost 21,500,000 tons of Allied and neutral shipping - more than cne- third of the sea - going tonnage existing at the outbreak of the war . The major por- tion of this loss is ...
... tonnage . Since August , 1914 , the world of com- merce has lost 21,500,000 tons of Allied and neutral shipping - more than cne- third of the sea - going tonnage existing at the outbreak of the war . The major por- tion of this loss is ...
Page 180
... tonnage , the commercial world , exclusive of Germany and Austria , has suffered a net shrinkage of a little less than 3,500 , - 000 tons in four years , due to the " spur- los versenkt " creed of ruthless Prussian- ism . Three and a ...
... tonnage , the commercial world , exclusive of Germany and Austria , has suffered a net shrinkage of a little less than 3,500 , - 000 tons in four years , due to the " spur- los versenkt " creed of ruthless Prussian- ism . Three and a ...
Page 181
... tonnage of 475,000 , and that month showed a total launching of 126 vessels of 634,000 tons more than double the tonnage launched in any one month by any other nation in the history of the world . America is not relying solely upon the ...
... tonnage of 475,000 , and that month showed a total launching of 126 vessels of 634,000 tons more than double the tonnage launched in any one month by any other nation in the history of the world . America is not relying solely upon the ...
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