The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Japs Tortured Stranded Whalers To the whalers the shores of Japan were even more forbidding than bleak islands like Iwo and the Izus . For example : In January , 1849 , Comdr . James Glynn , of the U. S. S. Preble , then part of the ...
Japs Tortured Stranded Whalers To the whalers the shores of Japan were even more forbidding than bleak islands like Iwo and the Izus . For example : In January , 1849 , Comdr . James Glynn , of the U. S. S. Preble , then part of the ...
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while in the Pacific it was waging war with " tin fish ” ran true to the targets , and the submarines of its own . enemy lost nearly 10,000 infantrymen by Our submarines shook the Japanese struc- drowning ; the rest of the division made ...
while in the Pacific it was waging war with " tin fish ” ran true to the targets , and the submarines of its own . enemy lost nearly 10,000 infantrymen by Our submarines shook the Japanese struc- drowning ; the rest of the division made ...
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BY BLAIR A. WALLISER * T \ HE thin gray dust that lies over Japan direct , was that the American way must be a today ... the rain , the treads of Japanese eagerness to co - operate was made American tires , and the patient feet of the ...
BY BLAIR A. WALLISER * T \ HE thin gray dust that lies over Japan direct , was that the American way must be a today ... the rain , the treads of Japanese eagerness to co - operate was made American tires , and the patient feet of the ...
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