The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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National Geographic Society Over Kasserine Pass Allied Air Power Helped Stave Of Disaster As if in League with the Nazis , Vesuvius Conducted. 90 l ' . S. Army Air Forces , omcial TH THREE months after landing in North Africa ...
National Geographic Society Over Kasserine Pass Allied Air Power Helped Stave Of Disaster As if in League with the Nazis , Vesuvius Conducted. 90 l ' . S. Army Air Forces , omcial TH THREE months after landing in North Africa ...
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BY MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS With Ilustrations from Photographs by the Author N For years EAR the northern tip of kite - shaped tience between Civil Service experts and tribal India is Khyber Pass , through which chiefs , not from the side ...
BY MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS With Ilustrations from Photographs by the Author N For years EAR the northern tip of kite - shaped tience between Civil Service experts and tribal India is Khyber Pass , through which chiefs , not from the side ...
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A swift ride brought us to the fortified homesteads , whitewashed with Mr. Churchill's famous V for Victory , in the Kohat pass . Of course I wanted to photograph the clandestine rifle factories . The tribal headman showed me a framed ...
A swift ride brought us to the fortified homesteads , whitewashed with Mr. Churchill's famous V for Victory , in the Kohat pass . Of course I wanted to photograph the clandestine rifle factories . The tribal headman showed me a framed ...
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