The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... took the enemy by surprise . We learned later that one of them captured a German general while he slept ! " Our 75th beaching took place in Jap - dis- puted territory . Our orders were to land 30 - ton tanks at night on a beach too shal ...
... took the enemy by surprise . We learned later that one of them captured a German general while he slept ! " Our 75th beaching took place in Jap - dis- puted territory . Our orders were to land 30 - ton tanks at night on a beach too shal ...
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... took me exactly two hours to boat , and when I finally gaffed him we were three miles down the San Juan . It was a 112 - pound male , six and a half feet long ( page 178 ) . 700 - pound Sawfish in Lake One day while fishing for shark we ...
... took me exactly two hours to boat , and when I finally gaffed him we were three miles down the San Juan . It was a 112 - pound male , six and a half feet long ( page 178 ) . 700 - pound Sawfish in Lake One day while fishing for shark we ...
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... took , usually , about 32 percent of the total crop . " Christian Filipino " Migration But Japs didn't stop with hemp . They built roads , sawmills , canneries , and rice mills . They took over most fishing . They made dy- namite - not ...
... took , usually , about 32 percent of the total crop . " Christian Filipino " Migration But Japs didn't stop with hemp . They built roads , sawmills , canneries , and rice mills . They took over most fishing . They made dy- namite - not ...
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