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... officer in the Japanese Navy . In an interview Price asked the budding admiral what he considered the war vessel of the future . " The most important ship of the future will be a ship to carry airplanes , " Yamamoto re- plied , and that ...
... officer in the Japanese Navy . In an interview Price asked the budding admiral what he considered the war vessel of the future . " The most important ship of the future will be a ship to carry airplanes , " Yamamoto re- plied , and that ...
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... officer ) , the brains of the system . Through a megaphoned soldier standing be- side him , he relayed orders that slammed guns into action . Time passed ; nothing happened . The ground force got restless ; their officer per- mitted ...
... officer ) , the brains of the system . Through a megaphoned soldier standing be- side him , he relayed orders that slammed guns into action . Time passed ; nothing happened . The ground force got restless ; their officer per- mitted ...
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... officer class . The British Army , with the possible excep- tion of the Russian , is by far the most demo- cratic in Europe . A large proportion of its officers , including its generals , have , for a century past , risen from the ranks ...
... officer class . The British Army , with the possible excep- tion of the Russian , is by far the most demo- cratic in Europe . A large proportion of its officers , including its generals , have , for a century past , risen from the ranks ...
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