Blackwood's Magazine, 259-260. kötetW. Blackwood, 1946 |
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... positions . For some of us this was our first experience of dive - bombing . The sinister rising wail of the Stuka ... position was retrieved . Meanwhile back at Beja our support had at last arrived . Though much smaller than expected ...
... positions . For some of us this was our first experience of dive - bombing . The sinister rising wail of the Stuka ... position was retrieved . Meanwhile back at Beja our support had at last arrived . Though much smaller than expected ...
184. oldal
... position . We had been living off the land now for eleven days , and the food situation was getting a bit tight ; for we were unable to take out foraging patrols . That night there were constant patrol clashes within fifty yards of the ...
... position . We had been living off the land now for eleven days , and the food situation was getting a bit tight ; for we were unable to take out foraging patrols . That night there were constant patrol clashes within fifty yards of the ...
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... position where Lyon and Kendall placed it over a hundred and twenty years ago . The course from Cape Southampton to Cape Fullerton was about north- west - by - west , giving a wide berth to the coast of Southampton Island which ...
... position where Lyon and Kendall placed it over a hundred and twenty years ago . The course from Cape Southampton to Cape Fullerton was about north- west - by - west , giving a wide berth to the coast of Southampton Island which ...
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