The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 160
... Bases Essential Operations of an air force can no longer be considered as being local in extent or limited in range . Bombers can now range the world , and we must have the necessary facilities , such as well - equipped bases ...
... Bases Essential Operations of an air force can no longer be considered as being local in extent or limited in range . Bombers can now range the world , and we must have the necessary facilities , such as well - equipped bases ...
Page 604
... base contained , I judged , some 1,500 civilian workers and 100 Army personnel living in tents and Quonset huts . For recreation the men built a base- ball field , but frost closed it nine months out of the year . Our task was to sound ...
... base contained , I judged , some 1,500 civilian workers and 100 Army personnel living in tents and Quonset huts . For recreation the men built a base- ball field , but frost closed it nine months out of the year . Our task was to sound ...
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... base was acquired , by the sub- marine - carrier - amphibious team in its relent- less drive across the Pacific , is well known . Sea - air power won the base within easy round- trip distance for the Superforts . Sea - air power about ...
... base was acquired , by the sub- marine - carrier - amphibious team in its relent- less drive across the Pacific , is well known . Sea - air power won the base within easy round- trip distance for the Superforts . Sea - air power about ...
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