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... fire at a range of over 20,000 yards . . . ( Ac- curacy at this range ) requires airplanes to observe the fire and tell the ( battleship ) gun crews where their shots are falling . " These airplanes , if of a bombardment type , would ...
... fire at a range of over 20,000 yards . . . ( Ac- curacy at this range ) requires airplanes to observe the fire and tell the ( battleship ) gun crews where their shots are falling . " These airplanes , if of a bombardment type , would ...
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... fire . There were 6,000 firemen in England at the beginning of the war . Almost overnight the service was ex- panded to include 80,000 full - time firemen and 150,000 part - time firemen . Hundreds of thousands of fire watchers , in ...
... fire . There were 6,000 firemen in England at the beginning of the war . Almost overnight the service was ex- panded to include 80,000 full - time firemen and 150,000 part - time firemen . Hundreds of thousands of fire watchers , in ...
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... fire , or sneaks up , gun in one hand and dynamite in the other , to blow up the enemy's bridge ; or maybe he tunnels under a fort and fires a charge that demolishes it . I painted one picture showing engineers hurriedly laying a bridge ...
... fire , or sneaks up , gun in one hand and dynamite in the other , to blow up the enemy's bridge ; or maybe he tunnels under a fort and fires a charge that demolishes it . I painted one picture showing engineers hurriedly laying a bridge ...
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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