The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 132
... Japs attacking in force could be held off . Our fighter planes could also use the field for aerial patrol and offensive operations . Cooperating with the AAF in this project were a British Army unit under Lt. Gen. W. J. Slim , the ...
... Japs attacking in force could be held off . Our fighter planes could also use the field for aerial patrol and offensive operations . Cooperating with the AAF in this project were a British Army unit under Lt. Gen. W. J. Slim , the ...
Page 454
... Japs tried to filter through our lines that bird would set up such a commotion you could hear it all over the place . " " Oh , that old sentry ! " another Yank piped up . " That wasn't a macaw . That was the good old ' hallelujah bird ...
... Japs tried to filter through our lines that bird would set up such a commotion you could hear it all over the place . " " Oh , that old sentry ! " another Yank piped up . " That wasn't a macaw . That was the good old ' hallelujah bird ...
Page 544
... Japs who worked in those fields went into the ranks when the Jap Army came , and a lot of pagans who worked for the Japs fled to the hills when shooting began . " Into Jap hands also fell the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's ...
... Japs who worked in those fields went into the ranks when the Jap Army came , and a lot of pagans who worked for the Japs fled to the hills when shooting began . " Into Jap hands also fell the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's ...
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