Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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Side 289
... submarine Plunger , sat at the desk in his cabin on board the submarine depot ship Santiago . He had just dined in Mess and was now writing to his wife . He would be at sea all to- morrow , he thought ; might as well drop a line tonight ...
... submarine Plunger , sat at the desk in his cabin on board the submarine depot ship Santiago . He had just dined in Mess and was now writing to his wife . He would be at sea all to- morrow , he thought ; might as well drop a line tonight ...
Side 589
... submarines were to be withdrawn from the China squadron that squadron would no longer have need of submarine depot ships . The arguments were strong . The Admiralty decided that the six superannuated sub- marines were were to proceed to ...
... submarines were to be withdrawn from the China squadron that squadron would no longer have need of submarine depot ships . The arguments were strong . The Admiralty decided that the six superannuated sub- marines were were to proceed to ...
Side 591
... submarine crews , assisted to some extent by the depot ship . The amount of work to be done varied in the different submarines . They were all pretty bad , but my boat was accounted the worst . It was then February . The boat had ...
... submarine crews , assisted to some extent by the depot ship . The amount of work to be done varied in the different submarines . They were all pretty bad , but my boat was accounted the worst . It was then February . The boat had ...
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A MATTER OF NOMENCLATURE | 1 |
BLE THE IDLER | 9 |
OTHEL PEOPLET BUSINESS ET G H MILNE | 35 |
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