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Page 113
... turned to look for Little- hales just in time to see the green disk of his lamp wink out . I turned my own light full in my eyes and could see nothing . I was in utter blackness and could not tell up from down , or which way led back to ...
... turned to look for Little- hales just in time to see the green disk of his lamp wink out . I turned my own light full in my eyes and could see nothing . I was in utter blackness and could not tell up from down , or which way led back to ...
Page 212
... turned out , his biggest break came when the first Russian soldiers , machine pistols in hand , explored Bernstein in amazement and turned back to him asking : " What is this place ? " Desperately , he thought of an answer : " Well ...
... turned out , his biggest break came when the first Russian soldiers , machine pistols in hand , explored Bernstein in amazement and turned back to him asking : " What is this place ? " Desperately , he thought of an answer : " Well ...
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... turned rapidly and stuck straight out , pulled by centrifugal force . By moving the stick up gradually , Jones changed the pitch of both rotor blades simultaneously , making them take more of a " bite " in the air . The helicopter rose ...
... turned rapidly and stuck straight out , pulled by centrifugal force . By moving the stick up gradually , Jones changed the pitch of both rotor blades simultaneously , making them take more of a " bite " in the air . The helicopter rose ...
Contents
A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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