The Reader's Digest, Volumen41DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1942 |
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... attack entered the second phase by attempting to bomb them on the ground . The Germans as- sumed that the RAF fighter com- mand , being chiefly concerned with the defense of the coastline , would be concentrated within easy reach ...
... attack entered the second phase by attempting to bomb them on the ground . The Germans as- sumed that the RAF fighter com- mand , being chiefly concerned with the defense of the coastline , would be concentrated within easy reach ...
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... attack on Japan , and ulti- mately on Germany as well , does not imply a cessation of the struggle with the forces now at hand . The most important thing that an Air Department could do immediately , while launching the program for long ...
... attack on Japan , and ulti- mately on Germany as well , does not imply a cessation of the struggle with the forces now at hand . The most important thing that an Air Department could do immediately , while launching the program for long ...
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... attack won by su- periority in weapons , speed in bring- ing those weapons into contact with the enemy , and then by rapidity and accuracy of fire . The armies of China , the dashing warriors of Islam , the knights and men - at - arms ...
... attack won by su- periority in weapons , speed in bring- ing those weapons into contact with the enemy , and then by rapidity and accuracy of fire . The armies of China , the dashing warriors of Islam , the knights and men - at - arms ...
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