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Page 183
... heavy line hissing through my gloved . hands . For several minutes the fish rushed and bored , but he could not do much against the heavy hook and stout sash cord . As I brought the shark alongside , I could see the long gray body and ...
... heavy line hissing through my gloved . hands . For several minutes the fish rushed and bored , but he could not do much against the heavy hook and stout sash cord . As I brought the shark alongside , I could see the long gray body and ...
Page 517
... heavy - weapons and rifle companies . They all suffer rela- tively heavy casualties , but the heavy - weapons and rifle companies are the units which suffer by far the heaviest casualties of war . The most powerful fighting units of the ...
... heavy - weapons and rifle companies . They all suffer rela- tively heavy casualties , but the heavy - weapons and rifle companies are the units which suffer by far the heaviest casualties of war . The most powerful fighting units of the ...
Page 534
... 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 of ammunition ...
... 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 of ammunition ...
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