The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... bomb hit . " Sure , we won the battle of this farm . I produced more food here this year than I did before the war . " Besides , figure it out . It cost Hitler more to make those 53 bombs and deliver ' em over here on my farm than the ...
... bomb hit . " Sure , we won the battle of this farm . I produced more food here this year than I did before the war . " Besides , figure it out . It cost Hitler more to make those 53 bombs and deliver ' em over here on my farm than the ...
Page 147
... bombed , and then tell our bombers and fighters in the air just where the target was in reference to that smoke . The bombers worked from low levels without bomb sights . The fighters would follow , and dive- bomb . The conversation ...
... bombed , and then tell our bombers and fighters in the air just where the target was in reference to that smoke . The bombers worked from low levels without bomb sights . The fighters would follow , and dive- bomb . The conversation ...
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... BOMB TO A RADIO SIGNAL HYDROPHONE RETURNING RADIO SIGNAL SOUND WAVE FROM BOMB BOMB - THROWN FROM SHIP SOUND WAVE FROM BOMB FATHOMETER SOUNDINGS SOUND WAVE ECHO If you are a salt - water fisherman , you are acquainted with the tide ...
... BOMB TO A RADIO SIGNAL HYDROPHONE RETURNING RADIO SIGNAL SOUND WAVE FROM BOMB BOMB - THROWN FROM SHIP SOUND WAVE FROM BOMB FATHOMETER SOUNDINGS SOUND WAVE ECHO If you are a salt - water fisherman , you are acquainted with the tide ...
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