Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 254William Blackwood, 1943 - England |
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commanders and a captain to sit on Walton drove to Colonel Lawson's your tank throughout the battle and H.Q. and told him what had been see that your orders are carried out . " decided . He agreed . The Colonel seemed surprised by ...
commanders and a captain to sit on Walton drove to Colonel Lawson's your tank throughout the battle and H.Q. and told him what had been see that your orders are carried out . " decided . He agreed . The Colonel seemed surprised by ...
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Walton drove forward fast , because there were still scattered bullets flying . The first man he discovered was a New Zealander . This was surprising . The man said the New Zealanders had attacked the previous evening .
Walton drove forward fast , because there were still scattered bullets flying . The first man he discovered was a New Zealander . This was surprising . The man said the New Zealanders had attacked the previous evening .
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They drove cautiously through the O.K. " minefield up to the infantry Colonel . “ I think we ought to have more Guns in action , covering you , sir , ” guns , ” mentioned Fenton . Walton reported . " What are you " Yes — will you go and ...
They drove cautiously through the O.K. " minefield up to the infantry Colonel . “ I think we ought to have more Guns in action , covering you , sir , ” guns , ” mentioned Fenton . Walton reported . " What are you " Yes — will you go and ...
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