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Page 123
... followed , spitting a vicious hail of lead . For the first time in history the Continent of Australia , on February 19 , 1942 , had ac- tually experienced the shock of attack . This land that had never rumbled under battle now thundered ...
... followed , spitting a vicious hail of lead . For the first time in history the Continent of Australia , on February 19 , 1942 , had ac- tually experienced the shock of attack . This land that had never rumbled under battle now thundered ...
Page 329
... followed as the harpoon bomb exploded in that mass of flesh ; then came a convulsion that threw the boat off on its side . A cry from Umigluk warned us to clear away the sealskin floats attached to the line , which now was running out ...
... followed as the harpoon bomb exploded in that mass of flesh ; then came a convulsion that threw the boat off on its side . A cry from Umigluk warned us to clear away the sealskin floats attached to the line , which now was running out ...
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... followed December 7 in a manner that won the commendation of General Emmons . Working with F. B. I. agents and the Army , they gathered up suspects , investigated irregu- lar lights and suspected signaling , and en- gaged in a score of ...
... followed December 7 in a manner that won the commendation of General Emmons . Working with F. B. I. agents and the Army , they gathered up suspects , investigated irregu- lar lights and suspected signaling , and en- gaged in a score of ...
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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