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Here at his India base headquarters , he buckles on his parachute before taking off for Burma . One of the war's most brilliant and likable air_officers , the 34 - year - old colonel came to General Arnold's attention as commander of a ...
Here at his India base headquarters , he buckles on his parachute before taking off for Burma . One of the war's most brilliant and likable air_officers , the 34 - year - old colonel came to General Arnold's attention as commander of a ...
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A few hardy gourmets had past months . even tried to French - fry taro root in a fruitEfate had the first base hospital to which less attempt to by - pass dehydrated potatoes . the wounded Marines and Navy men “ By the time another ...
A few hardy gourmets had past months . even tried to French - fry taro root in a fruitEfate had the first base hospital to which less attempt to by - pass dehydrated potatoes . the wounded Marines and Navy men “ By the time another ...
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With Nonstretching Tape , He Measures a Base Line Once in Arizona lightning struck a The 50 - meter invar line , an alloy of steel and nickel , expands and contracts at a rate only 1 / 25th that of steel .
With Nonstretching Tape , He Measures a Base Line Once in Arizona lightning struck a The 50 - meter invar line , an alloy of steel and nickel , expands and contracts at a rate only 1 / 25th that of steel .
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