The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... bombers and torpedoplanes from Japanese aircraft carriers strike Pearl Harbor , inflicting heavy damage on U. S. Pacific Fleet . " Cabled Clark Lee , Associated Press corre- spondent , who survived the siege of Bataan : " The fate of ...
... bombers and torpedoplanes from Japanese aircraft carriers strike Pearl Harbor , inflicting heavy damage on U. S. Pacific Fleet . " Cabled Clark Lee , Associated Press corre- spondent , who survived the siege of Bataan : " The fate of ...
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... bombers - at Pearl Harbor . They sank or capsized two battleships , the Arizona and Oklahoma , and damaged other ... bombers for diversion . With overwhelming numbers , these harass the enemy continuously until all Jap planes are shot ...
... bombers - at Pearl Harbor . They sank or capsized two battleships , the Arizona and Oklahoma , and damaged other ... bombers for diversion . With overwhelming numbers , these harass the enemy continuously until all Jap planes are shot ...
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... bombers would be carrying the war to the enemy , this front will become increasingly familiar to American fighting men . Showing principal railroads , canals , oil pipe lines , and oil fields as well as cities , the area contains many a ...
... bombers would be carrying the war to the enemy , this front will become increasingly familiar to American fighting men . Showing principal railroads , canals , oil pipe lines , and oil fields as well as cities , the area contains many a ...
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