The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 147
... towns , a P - 51 did so by diving through the wire at five different places . How- ever , most operations were more extensive . On one occasion a British unit was on a hill two miles from a Japanese - held town . The enemy had machine ...
... towns , a P - 51 did so by diving through the wire at five different places . How- ever , most operations were more extensive . On one occasion a British unit was on a hill two miles from a Japanese - held town . The enemy had machine ...
Page 283
... town in the Middle West . But we've got plenty of room to fly without interference . " He was a Canadian who had flown for sev- eral years with an airline in the United States . You are reminded of Middle West towns as you look at ...
... town in the Middle West . But we've got plenty of room to fly without interference . " He was a Canadian who had flown for sev- eral years with an airline in the United States . You are reminded of Middle West towns as you look at ...
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... Town . It founded its own trading posts . In Roman times it out- lived Carthage , its rival ; finally submitted to Julius Caesar . During the Crusades knights and pilgrims set out from its harbor for the Holy Land . Expanding Marseille ...
... Town . It founded its own trading posts . In Roman times it out- lived Carthage , its rival ; finally submitted to Julius Caesar . During the Crusades knights and pilgrims set out from its harbor for the Holy Land . Expanding Marseille ...
Contents
Britain Fights in the Fields By FRANCIS A FLOOD | 31 |
Once a Culinary Stepchild Today a Gulf Coast Industry By HARLAN | 53 |
With a Review of The Societys | 66 |
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