Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 257William Blackwood, 1945 - England |
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It was brilliant moonlight , and must have been seen by the enemy before we started ; also the last - minute arrival of the last company , and the other reserve company being late on the start - line , caused a certain amount of noise ...
It was brilliant moonlight , and must have been seen by the enemy before we started ; also the last - minute arrival of the last company , and the other reserve company being late on the start - line , caused a certain amount of noise ...
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I ordered the platoons to dig in quickly in the areas I had allotted , and started to reconnoitre for a suitable Company H.Q. I had scarcely started when a loud explosion came from the direction of the platoon I had just left .
I ordered the platoons to dig in quickly in the areas I had allotted , and started to reconnoitre for a suitable Company H.Q. I had scarcely started when a loud explosion came from the direction of the platoon I had just left .
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The Navigator and Wireles : and started to follow it . I had hardly Operator went aft like greased lightbecome clear of the built - up area ning , but the Bombardier was delayed when the aircraft started to swing by his having trouble ...
The Navigator and Wireles : and started to follow it . I had hardly Operator went aft like greased lightbecome clear of the built - up area ning , but the Bombardier was delayed when the aircraft started to swing by his having trouble ...
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À BLACK SOUTHEASTER BY SHALIMAR 260 | 73 |
Salute 426 | 134 |
AN ENIGMA OF WAR BY AJAX | 145 |
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