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Page 534
... fire was too heavy and they were carrying food or other supplies , the bearers frequently held up for a short spell . But if they were carrying ammunition and water , they kept going . Using Rocks for Ammunition Sometimes units ran out ...
... fire was too heavy and they were carrying food or other supplies , the bearers frequently held up for a short spell . But if they were carrying ammunition and water , they kept going . Using Rocks for Ammunition Sometimes units ran out ...
Page 535
... fire will be so ac- curate that the riflemen may be able to ad- vance to within 150 yards of the enemy . Second , the artillery fire lifts and is placed on enemy targets in the rear . The 81 - mm . mortar sections take up where the ...
... fire will be so ac- curate that the riflemen may be able to ad- vance to within 150 yards of the enemy . Second , the artillery fire lifts and is placed on enemy targets in the rear . The 81 - mm . mortar sections take up where the ...
Page 536
... fire . They are advancing on St. Lô . cal pla it Sm m al CU ar ar ca 1 e D Another Minute and the Bangalore Torpedo Will. International News individual cars on the road . Most of us got stiff necks from trying to maintain forward and ...
... fire . They are advancing on St. Lô . cal pla it Sm m al CU ar ar ca 1 e D Another Minute and the Bangalore Torpedo Will. International News individual cars on the road . Most of us got stiff necks from trying to maintain forward and ...
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