The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 229
... Pacific was stabbing at American supply lines to Australia . Sweep- ing southward , enemy forces were attempting to ... Pacific rollers booming against its reefs . * See Map Supplements to the NATIONAL GEO- GRAPHIC MAGAZINE , " Japan and ...
... Pacific was stabbing at American supply lines to Australia . Sweep- ing southward , enemy forces were attempting to ... Pacific rollers booming against its reefs . * See Map Supplements to the NATIONAL GEO- GRAPHIC MAGAZINE , " Japan and ...
Page 385
... Pacific has become our chief advan- Wage tage . Japan's southern islands , the Bonins , Mari- anas , Carolines , and Marshalls , were a barri- cade blocking our path . Now they have be- come our steppingstones to Japan . * It is perhaps ...
... Pacific has become our chief advan- Wage tage . Japan's southern islands , the Bonins , Mari- anas , Carolines , and Marshalls , were a barri- cade blocking our path . Now they have be- come our steppingstones to Japan . * It is perhaps ...
Page 449
... Pacific Islands , distributed with this issue of the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE . * The new chart , together with its companion Map of Japan ( April , 1944 ) , portrays in detail the heart of the vast Pacific battle- ground ...
... Pacific Islands , distributed with this issue of the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE . * The new chart , together with its companion Map of Japan ( April , 1944 ) , portrays in detail the heart of the vast Pacific battle- ground ...
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