The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Page 685
Not the submarine as we know it — a surface After the British , on May 27 , 1941 , sunk ship which makes its approach ... long - range superior in strength , their ships slunk home to destroyers , submarines , and a network confess that ...
Not the submarine as we know it — a surface After the British , on May 27 , 1941 , sunk ship which makes its approach ... long - range superior in strength , their ships slunk home to destroyers , submarines , and a network confess that ...
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Drowning Japanese ships belongs in the believe - it - or - not the enemy proved to be more efficient than class . Subs destroyed almost one - third of the scourging them out of caves with flame throwJapanese Navy .
Drowning Japanese ships belongs in the believe - it - or - not the enemy proved to be more efficient than class . Subs destroyed almost one - third of the scourging them out of caves with flame throwJapanese Navy .
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... the Advanced Base Sectional Dock rose , and shortly the ship was high and dry ( Plates XX and XXI ) . ... World These ships not only supply overseas bases War II demonstrated that the merchant mabut keep open the channels of ...
... the Advanced Base Sectional Dock rose , and shortly the ship was high and dry ( Plates XX and XXI ) . ... World These ships not only supply overseas bases War II demonstrated that the merchant mabut keep open the channels of ...
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