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... troops during that black- out , and with this issue the ARMY TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL is able , for the first time , to describe in detail the highly intricate program centered about troop staging areas through which the TC has moved ...
... troops during that black- out , and with this issue the ARMY TRANSPORTATION JOURNAL is able , for the first time , to describe in detail the highly intricate program centered about troop staging areas through which the TC has moved ...
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... troops been moved so far and so fast . Troops are being brought home from bases the world over at a rate slightly more than three times faster than that at which the AEF was repatriated from France alone after World War I. The volume of ...
... troops been moved so far and so fast . Troops are being brought home from bases the world over at a rate slightly more than three times faster than that at which the AEF was repatriated from France alone after World War I. The volume of ...
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... troops arriving on the West Coast requires sleeping accommodations for long trips . In October , 82 percent of the troops debarking at West Coast ports were entitled to sleeping - car space , while only 34.5 percent of those arriving at ...
... troops arriving on the West Coast requires sleeping accommodations for long trips . In October , 82 percent of the troops debarking at West Coast ports were entitled to sleeping - car space , while only 34.5 percent of those arriving at ...
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