Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen248William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... British submarine tonnage to parity with the submarine tonnage of the British Empire . Since Germany was building much smaller sub- marines than the British Empire , it was immediately clear that Germany's submarine fleet was to become ...
... British submarine tonnage to parity with the submarine tonnage of the British Empire . Since Germany was building much smaller sub- marines than the British Empire , it was immediately clear that Germany's submarine fleet was to become ...
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... British submarine rescue organisation had been found wanting just after that of the United States had proved itself so efficient . This was due to two factors , closely interlinked . The British Navy had no diving bells at its ...
... British submarine rescue organisation had been found wanting just after that of the United States had proved itself so efficient . This was due to two factors , closely interlinked . The British Navy had no diving bells at its ...
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... British steamer Waimarama , of the Shaw , Savile & Albion line , also out in the Atlantic , the radio was announcing in a broadcast message to all British vessels the fact that the Adolf had escaped . Although it seemed to those on ...
... British steamer Waimarama , of the Shaw , Savile & Albion line , also out in the Atlantic , the radio was announcing in a broadcast message to all British vessels the fact that the Adolf had escaped . Although it seemed to those on ...
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PRIVATE CAR BY MARY W U SIMPSON 439 | 354 |
RETURN TO HARBOUR BY IAN SCOTT | 391 |
SAILING IN THE SOUTH SEAS WITH FIJIANS BY C FALCON 233 | 403 |
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