The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Page 139
Reason : the young man is his son , Lt. Bruce Arnold , of the 834th Antiaircraft Artillery . Commented the General dryly : “ He's the only man on Okinawa who didn't salute me . ” immediately followed by an immensely devas- effective ...
Reason : the young man is his son , Lt. Bruce Arnold , of the 834th Antiaircraft Artillery . Commented the General dryly : “ He's the only man on Okinawa who didn't salute me . ” immediately followed by an immensely devas- effective ...
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But our young pilots didn't know they furthering basic research and development in couldn't be done , so they just went ahead and all fields of science and the scientific training did them . They made these impossible flights of ...
But our young pilots didn't know they furthering basic research and development in couldn't be done , so they just went ahead and all fields of science and the scientific training did them . They made these impossible flights of ...
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Young cacao plants are also often reared The cacao tree is no match for the fiercely in sections of bamboo . After transplanting , growing wild things . It must be protected by the vegetable flowerpot rots away , and by higher trees ...
Young cacao plants are also often reared The cacao tree is no match for the fiercely in sections of bamboo . After transplanting , growing wild things . It must be protected by the vegetable flowerpot rots away , and by higher trees ...
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