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... enemy , which fled with speed . Incidentally , this ability to do the disappear- ing act is one of the carrier's greatest assets and a wonderful protection from the enemy . Distances are great in the Pacific and In- dian Oceans , and ...
... enemy , which fled with speed . Incidentally , this ability to do the disappear- ing act is one of the carrier's greatest assets and a wonderful protection from the enemy . Distances are great in the Pacific and In- dian Oceans , and ...
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... enemy in every pos- sible way . They have received special training in guerrilla warfare , and if an enemy should suc- ceed in setting foot on the soil of Britain he would find himself opposed by thousands of guerrillas skilled in the ...
... enemy in every pos- sible way . They have received special training in guerrilla warfare , and if an enemy should suc- ceed in setting foot on the soil of Britain he would find himself opposed by thousands of guerrillas skilled in the ...
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... enemy agents to send radio messages . Some have been seized by the F. B. I. When the United States entered the war , all amateur radio sets were ordered off the air by the Federal Communications Commission . Under the concealing screen ...
... enemy agents to send radio messages . Some have been seized by the F. B. I. When the United States entered the war , all amateur radio sets were ordered off the air by the Federal Communications Commission . Under the concealing screen ...
Contents
Mother Volga Defends Her Own U S S R By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS 793 | vii |
A National Geographic Reporter Spots Vast | ix |
Alaska Our Northwestern Outpost 16 illustrations in color from naturalcolor photo | xvii |
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