Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 255W. Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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Page 183
... enemy batteries half a mile away in Johore . The enemy had a grand - stand view of everything we did . They knew exactly where all our gun positions were . Our batteries were continually on the move , shifting from one place to another ...
... enemy batteries half a mile away in Johore . The enemy had a grand - stand view of everything we did . They knew exactly where all our gun positions were . Our batteries were continually on the move , shifting from one place to another ...
Page 184
... enemy . The barrage on the night of the landing was terrific . From nine o'clock that night until the early hours of the morning there was never a second's pause in the firing , and a veteran of the last war told me that it was worse ...
... enemy . The barrage on the night of the landing was terrific . From nine o'clock that night until the early hours of the morning there was never a second's pause in the firing , and a veteran of the last war told me that it was worse ...
Page 187
... enemy back . Surely we would drive the enemy back this time . Rumour spread that we had driven the enemy back . Right back . The Japanese were on the run . Evacuation was stopped , orders for the destruction of property were cancelled ...
... enemy back . Surely we would drive the enemy back this time . Rumour spread that we had driven the enemy back . Right back . The Japanese were on the run . Evacuation was stopped , orders for the destruction of property were cancelled ...
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NOT LONG BUT HOW LONG SINCE BY J K STANFORD 206 | 9 |
THE DUTCH IN DESHIMA BY H CAREW | 41 |
THE JUJUBE TREE BY JOHN WELMAN 409 | 145 |
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