The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 82National Geographic Society, 1942 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... ships fired their heavy guns - torpedo- planes and bombers - at Pearl Harbor . They sank or capsized two battleships , the Arizona and Oklahoma , and damaged other capital ships and destroyers . Jap Carriers Escape Unscathed after ...
... ships fired their heavy guns - torpedo- planes and bombers - at Pearl Harbor . They sank or capsized two battleships , the Arizona and Oklahoma , and damaged other capital ships and destroyers . Jap Carriers Escape Unscathed after ...
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... ships . Accommodations for pilots , mechanics , and sailors on these ships would be meager . The men would live like sardines , as they do on any troop transport . Space now used on big carriers for wardrooms , spacious cabins , and ...
... ships . Accommodations for pilots , mechanics , and sailors on these ships would be meager . The men would live like sardines , as they do on any troop transport . Space now used on big carriers for wardrooms , spacious cabins , and ...
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... Ships and more ships cleave the Cape wa- ters in an ever - growing procession . They move men and munitions to battlegrounds in the Middle East , Asia , or Australia and carry raw materials back to British and American arsenals ( map ...
... Ships and more ships cleave the Cape wa- ters in an ever - growing procession . They move men and munitions to battlegrounds in the Middle East , Asia , or Australia and carry raw materials back to British and American arsenals ( map ...
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