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RANGE - FINDING INSTRUCTION Committee on Public Information The distance from the field - gun to the selected ... range - finder , which properly adjusted gives the required informa- tion at once . The gunner is given the range , the gun ...
RANGE - FINDING INSTRUCTION Committee on Public Information The distance from the field - gun to the selected ... range - finder , which properly adjusted gives the required informa- tion at once . The gunner is given the range , the gun ...
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... range from sea level up to an altitude of over 9,000 feet . In the North they experience severe winters with much snow , but never show any winter whitening of their furry coat , as do more northern hares . The gray - sided hares over ...
... range from sea level up to an altitude of over 9,000 feet . In the North they experience severe winters with much snow , but never show any winter whitening of their furry coat , as do more northern hares . The gray - sided hares over ...
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... range they usually come out several weeks before the snow disappears and may be tracked in it as they wander about searching for food or a new location . The prominence of the groundhog as a pop- ular figure in the country lore of the ...
... range they usually come out several weeks before the snow disappears and may be tracked in it as they wander about searching for food or a new location . The prominence of the groundhog as a pop- ular figure in the country lore of the ...
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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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