The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... officers and men in dark adjustment . They must wear red gog- gles or remain in the dark 20 minutes to a half hour before going on night watch , so they'll have cats ' eyes . We teach them how to scan , or keep the eyes moving ...
... officers and men in dark adjustment . They must wear red gog- gles or remain in the dark 20 minutes to a half hour before going on night watch , so they'll have cats ' eyes . We teach them how to scan , or keep the eyes moving ...
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... officers , has been here longer than six weeks . When the cruise is over , they pick up LCIS of their own at the shipyards . " As a matter of fact , not a man on the flag- . ship , including the group commander , was in the Navy two ...
... officers , has been here longer than six weeks . When the cruise is over , they pick up LCIS of their own at the shipyards . " As a matter of fact , not a man on the flag- . ship , including the group commander , was in the Navy two ...
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... officers at the Red Cross clubs are generally superior to those available to the public . Green vegetables and salads are customary . Meat courses are sub- stantial , while dubious fish and fowl , un- rationed stand - bys of civilian ...
... officers at the Red Cross clubs are generally superior to those available to the public . Green vegetables and salads are customary . Meat courses are sub- stantial , while dubious fish and fowl , un- rationed stand - bys of civilian ...
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