Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen257William Blackwood, 1945 |
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... arrival ) , the second time I had started out because I was too warm ; now I began to get colder and colder . I lay there shivering for two hours before the first troops arrived . They had had a terrible journey across the wadis ...
... arrival ) , the second time I had started out because I was too warm ; now I began to get colder and colder . I lay there shivering for two hours before the first troops arrived . They had had a terrible journey across the wadis ...
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... arrival we did little more than sleep . The battalion gradually filtered in , and after two days our ' B ' echelon arrived with what foodstuff our quartermaster had managed to collect en route . We moved from our billets in the radio ...
... arrival we did little more than sleep . The battalion gradually filtered in , and after two days our ' B ' echelon arrived with what foodstuff our quartermaster had managed to collect en route . We moved from our billets in the radio ...
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... arrived at the Liverpool Docks . How can you really express the feel- ing which comes when you land on British soil after three and a half years of captivity ? Our first pint of good English beer , and the cheering crowds which lined ...
... arrived at the Liverpool Docks . How can you really express the feel- ing which comes when you land on British soil after three and a half years of captivity ? Our first pint of good English beer , and the cheering crowds which lined ...
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A Subscribers Tribute to Maga | 72 |
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 72 |
Salute | 134 |
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