The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... bridge across the Rhine itself between Remagen and the squalid little town of Erpel on the opposite bank . But nobody had any idea this bridge would not be demol- ished long before any American troops could reach it . The possibility of ...
... bridge across the Rhine itself between Remagen and the squalid little town of Erpel on the opposite bank . But nobody had any idea this bridge would not be demol- ished long before any American troops could reach it . The possibility of ...
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... bridge , so that as many Ger- man troops as possible could escape over it . He was doubtful of his electrical installations after the terrible bomb shocks to which the bridge had been subjected . He knew the fate which awaited him if ...
... bridge , so that as many Ger- man troops as possible could escape over it . He was doubtful of his electrical installations after the terrible bomb shocks to which the bridge had been subjected . He knew the fate which awaited him if ...
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... bridges in a few hours and with steel bridges capable of carrying loaded freight trains within a week to 10 days ( page 727 ) . Modern Air Drills Give a Mighty Lift to Chinese Muscle. M GEN . PATTON *** BUILT BRIDGE BY THE MIGHTY MIDGETS ...
... bridges in a few hours and with steel bridges capable of carrying loaded freight trains within a week to 10 days ( page 727 ) . Modern Air Drills Give a Mighty Lift to Chinese Muscle. M GEN . PATTON *** BUILT BRIDGE BY THE MIGHTY MIDGETS ...
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