The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 15
... officers , now placed themselves at the disposal of the artillery officers , who set out to discover the hostile ob- jectives by watching the regions of bat- tery emplacements . The observation offi- cer recorded on his map the position ...
... officers , now placed themselves at the disposal of the artillery officers , who set out to discover the hostile ob- jectives by watching the regions of bat- tery emplacements . The observation offi- cer recorded on his map the position ...
Page 243
... officers and four to five French officers . The uniform testimony of our commanding generals is that these officers have been admirably selected They are men who wear insig- nia showing that they have been in the trenches and in the ...
... officers and four to five French officers . The uniform testimony of our commanding generals is that these officers have been admirably selected They are men who wear insig- nia showing that they have been in the trenches and in the ...
Page 315
... officers from the navy who en- gage in civilian pursuits , in many cases with distinguished success . For example , a very large proportion of the shipbuild- ing industry of this country is now under the direction of former officers of ...
... officers from the navy who en- gage in civilian pursuits , in many cases with distinguished success . For example , a very large proportion of the shipbuild- ing industry of this country is now under the direction of former officers of ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
Italys Eagles of Combat and Defense | 38 |
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