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Page 80
... Later the Hidatsa , or Minatarees , as they are sometimes called , moved into the region from the east where , although speaking a different tongue , they adopted in general the living customs of the Mandan . Still later , a group of ...
... Later the Hidatsa , or Minatarees , as they are sometimes called , moved into the region from the east where , although speaking a different tongue , they adopted in general the living customs of the Mandan . Still later , a group of ...
Page 148
... later . " Squads of Jap infantry practically lived with us , " Colonel Alison said . " They hid in the jungle by day and infiltrated at night to cripple equipment and steal food . " BY WILLIAM H. NICHOLAS With Illustrations from ...
... later . " Squads of Jap infantry practically lived with us , " Colonel Alison said . " They hid in the jungle by day and infiltrated at night to cripple equipment and steal food . " BY WILLIAM H. NICHOLAS With Illustrations from ...
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... Later , when the Army's demand for gliders doubled and tripled , the Ford Motor Com- pany converted its big station - wagon plant at Iron Mountain , Michigan , into a glider factory . Today it is the biggest producer in the country ...
... Later , when the Army's demand for gliders doubled and tripled , the Ford Motor Com- pany converted its big station - wagon plant at Iron Mountain , Michigan , into a glider factory . Today it is the biggest producer in the country ...
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