The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 257
... Photographs BY F. BARROWS COLTON Mount Fuji , Photographed through a Periscope , Proves a. H IDDEN in caves in the face of a steep cliff , a battery of German cannon was plastering American troops below with deadly fire . Our artillery ...
... Photographs BY F. BARROWS COLTON Mount Fuji , Photographed through a Periscope , Proves a. H IDDEN in caves in the face of a steep cliff , a battery of German cannon was plastering American troops below with deadly fire . Our artillery ...
Page 261
... photographs , Royal Air Force men have kept a constant check on movements of German warships , tankers , and merchant- men . A Royal Air Force photograph of the battleship Bis- marck , showing she was about to get under way , was the ...
... photographs , Royal Air Force men have kept a constant check on movements of German warships , tankers , and merchant- men . A Royal Air Force photograph of the battleship Bis- marck , showing she was about to get under way , was the ...
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... photography in the U. S. Army Air Forces , is at lower left . Continuous - strip photographs are made with a camera which has a narrow open slit in place of a shutter . Film moves across this slit at a speed synchronized with the speed ...
... photography in the U. S. Army Air Forces , is at lower left . Continuous - strip photographs are made with a camera which has a narrow open slit in place of a shutter . Film moves across this slit at a speed synchronized with the speed ...
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