The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 149
... Army Air Force officers and a group of foreign newspaper correspond- ents on the edge of a tree - rimmed field at Laurinburg - Maxton Army Air Base in North Carolina . Our eyes were fixed on an approaching air armada of a dozen big ...
... Army Air Force officers and a group of foreign newspaper correspond- ents on the edge of a tree - rimmed field at Laurinburg - Maxton Army Air Base in North Carolina . Our eyes were fixed on an approaching air armada of a dozen big ...
Page 154
... Army Air Base , flying a distance of 1,243 miles . " We have only two things to do , " a prac- tical young lieutenant at Laurinburg - Maxton told me . " One is to get the gliders up , the other is to get ' em down . " Astonishingly , a ...
... Army Air Base , flying a distance of 1,243 miles . " We have only two things to do , " a prac- tical young lieutenant at Laurinburg - Maxton told me . " One is to get the gliders up , the other is to get ' em down . " Astonishingly , a ...
Page 276
When the Army's Air Transport Command started to weave its far - flung network of air routes , the lack of proper maps of many parts of these routes at once became apparent . * So the Army Air Forces took over the job of photographing ...
When the Army's Air Transport Command started to weave its far - flung network of air routes , the lack of proper maps of many parts of these routes at once became apparent . * So the Army Air Forces took over the job of photographing ...
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