Blackwood's Magazine, Volumer 259-260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Side 43
... hills , than we saw all these curs of Turks running down the hill on the other side , leaving everything , including their guns , behind . We only had one infantry regiment and a few marines besides the cavalry down here , and we ...
... hills , than we saw all these curs of Turks running down the hill on the other side , leaving everything , including their guns , behind . We only had one infantry regiment and a few marines besides the cavalry down here , and we ...
Side 79
... hills are more barren . Where the earth is bare to the wind it is red- shades of the hot hills around Toledo . As we come through the pass our driver stops the jeep because the view below is very lovely . We look down on a great bay ...
... hills are more barren . Where the earth is bare to the wind it is red- shades of the hot hills around Toledo . As we come through the pass our driver stops the jeep because the view below is very lovely . We look down on a great bay ...
Side 184
... hills at night and mining the road in our rear , which caused us a lot of extra work . On the 29th the Germans , in some strength , began to gather on the hills to our right , and the Luftwaffe again appeared in force . They produced ...
... hills at night and mining the road in our rear , which caused us a lot of extra work . On the 29th the Germans , in some strength , began to gather on the hills to our right , and the Luftwaffe again appeared in force . They produced ...
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