The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 67
... follow the events of the invasion . Newspapers Adopt NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Spelling of Place Names On April 8 , 1944 , the three principal Ameri- can press associations - the Associated Press , the United Press , and the International ...
... follow the events of the invasion . Newspapers Adopt NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Spelling of Place Names On April 8 , 1944 , the three principal Ameri- can press associations - the Associated Press , the United Press , and the International ...
Page 72
... follow the Fifth Army's campaign in detail , from the landing at Salerno to the fighting north through Naples and Cassino , and at the Anzio beachhead . Strategic Isles of the Pacific A two - page detailed charting of the strategic ...
... follow the Fifth Army's campaign in detail , from the landing at Salerno to the fighting north through Naples and Cassino , and at the Anzio beachhead . Strategic Isles of the Pacific A two - page detailed charting of the strategic ...
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... follow the sinuous San Juan from San Carlos to the Caribbean , I took to the air again , this time in a U. S. Navy seaplane . About a third of the distance downstream from San Carlos the brown water flakes into white rapids at El ...
... follow the sinuous San Juan from San Carlos to the Caribbean , I took to the air again , this time in a U. S. Navy seaplane . About a third of the distance downstream from San Carlos the brown water flakes into white rapids at El ...
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