The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 147
... forces of the Crown , in civil defense , in industry , or otherwise . " Nine million men are registered for service in the armed forces or employed in vital war work . Another 5,000,000 are registered for fire watching . Every two weeks ...
... forces of the Crown , in civil defense , in industry , or otherwise . " Nine million men are registered for service in the armed forces or employed in vital war work . Another 5,000,000 are registered for fire watching . Every two weeks ...
Page 565
... force of dogs to pull sleds , to help human sentries guard supplies , piers , munitions , etc. From the Commander of the Hawaiian forces comes a request for " the best dog trainer available " to help build up the island dog corps . Big ...
... force of dogs to pull sleds , to help human sentries guard supplies , piers , munitions , etc. From the Commander of the Hawaiian forces comes a request for " the best dog trainer available " to help build up the island dog corps . Big ...
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... forces . Fresh troops have been sent to China , but they came from Japan , not from Manchuria . Japan has taken care not to deplete or dis- turb her toughest fighting force , reserved for the specific job of whipping the Soviet . The ...
... forces . Fresh troops have been sent to China , but they came from Japan , not from Manchuria . Japan has taken care not to deplete or dis- turb her toughest fighting force , reserved for the specific job of whipping the Soviet . The ...
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