The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Marines Take Over Jap Store Such Japanese as the New Hebrides had previously harbored were now in Australian prison camps . One of the first acts of our occupation was to take over the store of the government - subsidized Nanyo Boeki ...
... Marines Take Over Jap Store Such Japanese as the New Hebrides had previously harbored were now in Australian prison camps . One of the first acts of our occupation was to take over the store of the government - subsidized Nanyo Boeki ...
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... Marine Corsair Glides Down a Coral Arrow Aimed at Guadalcanal 500 Miles Away A race against time and the Japanese was won when Seabees , Marines , and soldiers completed this strip on schedule to support the Solomons invasion August 7 ...
... Marine Corsair Glides Down a Coral Arrow Aimed at Guadalcanal 500 Miles Away A race against time and the Japanese was won when Seabees , Marines , and soldiers completed this strip on schedule to support the Solomons invasion August 7 ...
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... Marines into his country in 1915 to enforce the law and super- vise finances . They stayed until 1934. * Haiti had had a history of almost continual revolution . From 1843 to 1915 , when the Marines landed , the country had had 23 presi ...
... Marines into his country in 1915 to enforce the law and super- vise finances . They stayed until 1934. * Haiti had had a history of almost continual revolution . From 1843 to 1915 , when the Marines landed , the country had had 23 presi ...
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