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Page 708
... supply depot near Liége , Belgium . The Ger- mans well knew that to halt our invasion they must first destroy our supplies . You can sense the importance of supply if you know that there are 130 different types of service troops in the ...
... supply depot near Liége , Belgium . The Ger- mans well knew that to halt our invasion they must first destroy our supplies . You can sense the importance of supply if you know that there are 130 different types of service troops in the ...
Page 714
... supplies . MP guards were put on , with orders to shoot only as a last resort ; so there were wild chases across the tops of the lurching trains like those of the old silent movie thrillers , as the MP's sought to capture the thieves ...
... supplies . MP guards were put on , with orders to shoot only as a last resort ; so there were wild chases across the tops of the lurching trains like those of the old silent movie thrillers , as the MP's sought to capture the thieves ...
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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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