The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Some soldiers pat the earth with their hands , others even kiss it . Some 55,000 battle casualties have been flown across the Atlantic since air evacuation of wounded began in 1943 . patients stay from 24 to 48 hours before com- gional ...
Some soldiers pat the earth with their hands , others even kiss it . Some 55,000 battle casualties have been flown across the Atlantic since air evacuation of wounded began in 1943 . patients stay from 24 to 48 hours before com- gional ...
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What Soldiers Wished to Know The smaller children were all for the American First questions asked by us of the veteran soldier . This was , no doubt , because of the troops already living in the camp were : " What soldier's generosity ...
What Soldiers Wished to Know The smaller children were all for the American First questions asked by us of the veteran soldier . This was , no doubt , because of the troops already living in the camp were : " What soldier's generosity ...
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She said there There were many souvenir shops selling were so many of us on the streets , and soldiers small articles such as handkerchiefs , pillow- naturally tried to flirt with the pretty girls . cases , bookmarkers — all with scenes ...
She said there There were many souvenir shops selling were so many of us on the streets , and soldiers small articles such as handkerchiefs , pillow- naturally tried to flirt with the pretty girls . cases , bookmarkers — all with scenes ...
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