Blackwood's Magazine, Volúmenes269-270W. Blackwood, 1951 |
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... night . It is solely because clear verbal R.T. communications are essen- tial in this job ( and A.C.V.s are equipped with the necessary powerful sets ) that we are given the use of these enormous vehicles . I reflect , as we rumble ...
... night . It is solely because clear verbal R.T. communications are essen- tial in this job ( and A.C.V.s are equipped with the necessary powerful sets ) that we are given the use of these enormous vehicles . I reflect , as we rumble ...
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... night at the Gold Coast Regiment's Mess the previous evening . Every mile or so we had to halt for a five - minutes ' breather , while he took a sizable sample of the hair of the dog ' ; and by the time we reached the roadside Rest ...
... night at the Gold Coast Regiment's Mess the previous evening . Every mile or so we had to halt for a five - minutes ' breather , while he took a sizable sample of the hair of the dog ' ; and by the time we reached the roadside Rest ...
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... night . Our climate is most treacherous , you know . Unfor- tunately , foreigners don't realise this , and insist on going out at night in light summer clothes . Always wear something woollen at night , and you'll be all right . " He ...
... night . Our climate is most treacherous , you know . Unfor- tunately , foreigners don't realise this , and insist on going out at night in light summer clothes . Always wear something woollen at night , and you'll be all right . " He ...
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LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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