Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 256,Utgave 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... night of D Day was expected to be a particularly sticky one . We looked for attacks in strong force from the air all night , from E - boats , from sub- marines , and even from destroyers . The night was certainly noisy . The bombers and ...
... night of D Day was expected to be a particularly sticky one . We looked for attacks in strong force from the air all night , from E - boats , from sub- marines , and even from destroyers . The night was certainly noisy . The bombers and ...
Side 182
... night and day . At that moment one of them was concealed in my friend's compound , watching the bungalow ; while the other was in the house of the Afghan horse- dealer with whom the party was staying . Tactfully my friend rose ...
... night and day . At that moment one of them was concealed in my friend's compound , watching the bungalow ; while the other was in the house of the Afghan horse- dealer with whom the party was staying . Tactfully my friend rose ...
Side 218
... night such signals could be clearly heard . At that time there were several German cruisers at large , and it was important to get early information of anything that might show where they were . The wireless station kept a constant ...
... night such signals could be clearly heard . At that time there were several German cruisers at large , and it was important to get early information of anything that might show where they were . The wireless station kept a constant ...
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