The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 91National Geographic Society, 1947 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 422
... steel sections . Tens of thousands of steel huts became the inevitable landmark wherever American fight- ing men were quartered . They were flown to places inaccessible by rail or ship . One of the largest orders for steel ever placed ...
... steel sections . Tens of thousands of steel huts became the inevitable landmark wherever American fight- ing men were quartered . They were flown to places inaccessible by rail or ship . One of the largest orders for steel ever placed ...
Page 435
... steel available in the commercial quantities needed in modern life . The Bessemer process , together with the even more productive open - hearth process , which came after the Civil War , ended the Iron Age and ushered in the Steel Age ...
... steel available in the commercial quantities needed in modern life . The Bessemer process , together with the even more productive open - hearth process , which came after the Civil War , ended the Iron Age and ushered in the Steel Age ...
Page 451
... steel thinner than the paper on which I made my notes ; it was .0015 inch thick . It would have been instructive to place this tiny ribbon beside one of the main girders that support the Empire State ... steels Steel : Master of Them All 451.
... steel thinner than the paper on which I made my notes ; it was .0015 inch thick . It would have been instructive to place this tiny ribbon beside one of the main girders that support the Empire State ... steels Steel : Master of Them All 451.
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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