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Page 414
... Engineers widen and grade the four - lane artery . So quickly did our forces secure the beachhead that Japs had no time to destroy the stone bridge . North - bound traffic uses a new engineers ' bridge . The river was the dividing line ...
... Engineers widen and grade the four - lane artery . So quickly did our forces secure the beachhead that Japs had no time to destroy the stone bridge . North - bound traffic uses a new engineers ' bridge . The river was the dividing line ...
Page 598
... Engineers are working with wildlife inter- ests and Indian spokesmen on these problems . When all these reservoirs are full , they will hold 63,000,000 acre - feet of water - enough to form a lake a foot deep , covering 98,000 square ...
... Engineers are working with wildlife inter- ests and Indian spokesmen on these problems . When all these reservoirs are full , they will hold 63,000,000 acre - feet of water - enough to form a lake a foot deep , covering 98,000 square ...
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... Engineers revo- lutionized the Chinese lumber industry . Chi- nese lumber used to be cut with handsaws . Boards and timbers were never longer than could be carried conveniently on a two- wheeled , pony - drawn cart . But the Engineers ...
... Engineers revo- lutionized the Chinese lumber industry . Chi- nese lumber used to be cut with handsaws . Boards and timbers were never longer than could be carried conveniently on a two- wheeled , pony - drawn cart . But the Engineers ...
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