The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... enemy- they are the only pilots who are expected to run away . Their job is to fly in at top speed over the area they want to photograph , snap their pictures , and streak home before enemy fighters can catch them . The pictures they ...
... enemy- they are the only pilots who are expected to run away . Their job is to fly in at top speed over the area they want to photograph , snap their pictures , and streak home before enemy fighters can catch them . The pictures they ...
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... enemy on Bougainville Island , in the Solomons . His weapon , constructed on the general principle of an acetylene torch , sprays a sheet of intense flame for 25 or 30 yards . Advancing so close to the enemy , even under cover , is ...
... enemy on Bougainville Island , in the Solomons . His weapon , constructed on the general principle of an acetylene torch , sprays a sheet of intense flame for 25 or 30 yards . Advancing so close to the enemy , even under cover , is ...
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... enemy . If the artillery ammunition is of unusually high quality and the artillerymen are meticu- lously careful , the artillery fire will be so ac- curate that the riflemen may be able to ad- vance to within 150 yards of the enemy ...
... enemy . If the artillery ammunition is of unusually high quality and the artillerymen are meticu- lously careful , the artillery fire will be so ac- curate that the riflemen may be able to ad- vance to within 150 yards of the enemy ...
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