The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 337
... soldiers , aided by soft - hearted com- manders , contrive to cram the already over- crowded city . Some nights as many as a thousand men , turned away from regular billets , sleep on cots laid by the American or British Red Cross in a ...
... soldiers , aided by soft - hearted com- manders , contrive to cram the already over- crowded city . Some nights as many as a thousand men , turned away from regular billets , sleep on cots laid by the American or British Red Cross in a ...
Page 342
... Soldiers lucky enough to get to London find plenty of entertainment in the regular theaters . On occasion , however , a house is rented by Spe- cial Services . Then USO and soldier talent combines to produce a revue which follows the ...
... Soldiers lucky enough to get to London find plenty of entertainment in the regular theaters . On occasion , however , a house is rented by Spe- cial Services . Then USO and soldier talent combines to produce a revue which follows the ...
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... soldiers in Normandy used Hitler's picture as a target . Queen Elizabeth Flashes a Friendly Smile on Yankee Card Players. USNAPP 224 209 103 192 92 4 47 29 MACTIN LEWIS KING BARNE GRANT International News requests from schools to send ...
... soldiers in Normandy used Hitler's picture as a target . Queen Elizabeth Flashes a Friendly Smile on Yankee Card Players. USNAPP 224 209 103 192 92 4 47 29 MACTIN LEWIS KING BARNE GRANT International News requests from schools to send ...
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