The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Day But while passing through town after town after day it was pounded by American and in the Rhineland in the last few weeks ... Rhinelanders Sullen , Bewildered We passed on to France , and the devastation But war is war .
Day But while passing through town after town after day it was pounded by American and in the Rhineland in the last few weeks ... Rhinelanders Sullen , Bewildered We passed on to France , and the devastation But war is war .
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On February their fortifications whole areas were razed and 8 , authority passed from the commander , am- ripped to pieces by bombs and shellfire . phibious troops , to the commander , garrison Take Kwajalein Island .
On February their fortifications whole areas were razed and 8 , authority passed from the commander , am- ripped to pieces by bombs and shellfire . phibious troops , to the commander , garrison Take Kwajalein Island .
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American bases in the Marshalls are surrounded by Jap - held territory ; in addition to four by - passed atolls in the group , Wake and the Caroline Islands of Ponape and Kusaie are within bombing range . diseases .
American bases in the Marshalls are surrounded by Jap - held territory ; in addition to four by - passed atolls in the group , Wake and the Caroline Islands of Ponape and Kusaie are within bombing range . diseases .
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