The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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supplies to the shore of the Caspian Sea , whence they could be rushed by boat , train , and truck to the various fronts . Here was an international railroad if there ever was one , operated by British , Russians , and Americans in ...
supplies to the shore of the Caspian Sea , whence they could be rushed by boat , train , and truck to the various fronts . Here was an international railroad if there ever was one , operated by British , Russians , and Americans in ...
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... supply . The men who did the job worked quietly , unglamorously , often secretly . But without the vast machinery of ... supplies moving for our faraway campaigns , American soldiers built and ran railroads on five continents and laid ...
... supply . The men who did the job worked quietly , unglamorously , often secretly . But without the vast machinery of ... supplies moving for our faraway campaigns , American soldiers built and ran railroads on five continents and laid ...
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... Supplies Ashore Equally vital in the chain of supply were the " ducks , " amphibious trucks that carried supplies from ships anchored offshore onto the beaches in invasions all around the world . In the Normandy landing some ducks ...
... Supplies Ashore Equally vital in the chain of supply were the " ducks , " amphibious trucks that carried supplies from ships anchored offshore onto the beaches in invasions all around the world . In the Normandy landing some ducks ...
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