Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 254William Blackwood, 1943 - England |
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Page 80
From this a pale - green water some nine miles by shaloy ridge runs round the Bay . The five in area , ringed by the highest path from the Government post to mountains on the island . Ahead of us the whaling station keeps to the lay the ...
From this a pale - green water some nine miles by shaloy ridge runs round the Bay . The five in area , ringed by the highest path from the Government post to mountains on the island . Ahead of us the whaling station keeps to the lay the ...
Page 149
more men an between the Ridge and the tanks , were standing . It was plain that the enemy had brought up at least two companies and put them into defensive positions during the night : the previous day there had been no enemy positions ...
more men an between the Ridge and the tanks , were standing . It was plain that the enemy had brought up at least two companies and put them into defensive positions during the night : the previous day there had been no enemy positions ...
Page 150
All the infantry had left turned to discover that another tank the Ruweissat Ridge . Mortar shells , had driven up behind him , and that his which explode without one hearing friend the tank Colonel was grinning them coming ...
All the infantry had left turned to discover that another tank the Ruweissat Ridge . Mortar shells , had driven up behind him , and that his which explode without one hearing friend the tank Colonel was grinning them coming ...
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