The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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These were and the smaller Mediterranean islands , the full the first American troops ashore . weight of Allied air power was employed to " soften While airborne units were fighting in the enemy's up " Sicily . rear , an armada of more ...
These were and the smaller Mediterranean islands , the full the first American troops ashore . weight of Allied air power was employed to " soften While airborne units were fighting in the enemy's up " Sicily . rear , an armada of more ...
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Facetious though it may be , the cartoon Our enemies have had all those , and sometimes symbolizes the return of ... defend a nation against invasion and to attack an enemy Here , in brief , is the answer : power at its own shore line .
Facetious though it may be , the cartoon Our enemies have had all those , and sometimes symbolizes the return of ... defend a nation against invasion and to attack an enemy Here , in brief , is the answer : power at its own shore line .
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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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