The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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The smoke and fire then done . I visualized slapping on a patch in a drew aft on the starboard side , leaving the hurry and resuming operations . I must admit port catwalks at the edge of the flight deck it hurt to see my ship injured ...
The smoke and fire then done . I visualized slapping on a patch in a drew aft on the starboard side , leaving the hurry and resuming operations . I must admit port catwalks at the edge of the flight deck it hurt to see my ship injured ...
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U.S. Navy , Official Constantly Banging Against Her Side , a Destroyer Plays Hoses into the Burning Princeton Aided by accompanying cruisers and destroyers , the carrier had almost put out the fires when Jap planes approached and fire ...
U.S. Navy , Official Constantly Banging Against Her Side , a Destroyer Plays Hoses into the Burning Princeton Aided by accompanying cruisers and destroyers , the carrier had almost put out the fires when Jap planes approached and fire ...
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It was unusual to see any wrapped in banana leaves . one here dressed so neatly in white European The fire was not large . It burned slowly , clothing . Even more startling was the Maltese creeping gradually up the wooden boxes .
It was unusual to see any wrapped in banana leaves . one here dressed so neatly in white European The fire was not large . It burned slowly , clothing . Even more startling was the Maltese creeping gradually up the wooden boxes .
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