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... force on the rudder and the force of the wind on the backed storm - sail balanced , and the ship lay stationary , with wind and sea on the starboard bow . Soaking wet and sore with the effort of working in the violent motion , Tom and ...
... force on the rudder and the force of the wind on the backed storm - sail balanced , and the ship lay stationary , with wind and sea on the starboard bow . Soaking wet and sore with the effort of working in the violent motion , Tom and ...
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... force , as a political sop to the Germans , is now dead ; and Mr Wilson's suggestion for a nuclear force of national contingents under NATO command was still - born . It is obvious to all concerned that Britain , whether governed by ...
... force , as a political sop to the Germans , is now dead ; and Mr Wilson's suggestion for a nuclear force of national contingents under NATO command was still - born . It is obvious to all concerned that Britain , whether governed by ...
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... Force Benevolent Fund , we have at least the opportunity to show our undying gratitude . Briefly , The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund provides help to R.A.F. personnel disabled while flying or during other service . It assists the ...
... Force Benevolent Fund , we have at least the opportunity to show our undying gratitude . Briefly , The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund provides help to R.A.F. personnel disabled while flying or during other service . It assists the ...
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