The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... 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 fighter squadron ...
... 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 fighter squadron ...
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... base hospital to which the wounded Marines and Navy men were brought , and Santo was the last aviation base south of embattled Henderson Field . As the Navy regained control of the perilous seas of " The Slot " ( as the narrow strait be ...
... base hospital to which the wounded Marines and Navy men were brought , and Santo was the last aviation base south of embattled Henderson Field . As the Navy regained control of the perilous seas of " The Slot " ( as the narrow strait be ...
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... base for our bombers raiding the Japa- nese in the Netherlands Indies . Westernmost points are the Nicobar and Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean , which were seized by the Japs in 1942 . On the east the map shows the new United States ...
... base for our bombers raiding the Japa- nese in the Netherlands Indies . Westernmost points are the Nicobar and Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean , which were seized by the Japs in 1942 . On the east the map shows the new United States ...
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