The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 377
... served as a nurse for five patients who were being evacuated from India to Washington , D. C. This was the pioneer movement of hos- pitalized personnel by air over such a great distance . . . . The successful transportation of these ...
... served as a nurse for five patients who were being evacuated from India to Washington , D. C. This was the pioneer movement of hos- pitalized personnel by air over such a great distance . . . . The successful transportation of these ...
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... served as saboteurs . Sometimes they actually had suspected each other of serving the Germans . For the most part , these little groups hid out in the mountains from which , moving swiftly and silently as ermines through the snow , they ...
... served as saboteurs . Sometimes they actually had suspected each other of serving the Germans . For the most part , these little groups hid out in the mountains from which , moving swiftly and silently as ermines through the snow , they ...
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... served them well ! PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Serving The Nation BUY UNITED STATES VICTORY BONDS AND STAMPS , 1946 Yes , its Engine is still out Front ROBABLY. Nothing in this world is as interesting as-
... served them well ! PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Serving The Nation BUY UNITED STATES VICTORY BONDS AND STAMPS , 1946 Yes , its Engine is still out Front ROBABLY. Nothing in this world is as interesting as-
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