Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 254William Blackwood, 1943 |
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... fighting , hard - working little ships should come into their own . Night after night in all weathers during the war some units have always been out on offensive or defensive operations . Not to all comes the welcome thrill of fierce ...
... fighting , hard - working little ships should come into their own . Night after night in all weathers during the war some units have always been out on offensive or defensive operations . Not to all comes the welcome thrill of fierce ...
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... fighting , fighting instructions , and even action signals and orders . It was my job to co - ordinate these into one set of fighting instructions , and to produce one common school of tactics and strategy . This on the surface seemed ...
... fighting , fighting instructions , and even action signals and orders . It was my job to co - ordinate these into one set of fighting instructions , and to produce one common school of tactics and strategy . This on the surface seemed ...
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... fighting than Walton had . It was only logical to trust him to handle the mobile guns better than Walton could himself . The one person Walton was sorry for was the Northumberland Fusilier Captain who was going to sit on the tank during ...
... fighting than Walton had . It was only logical to trust him to handle the mobile guns better than Walton could himself . The one person Walton was sorry for was the Northumberland Fusilier Captain who was going to sit on the tank during ...
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anti-tank guns Astoria attack battalion BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE blood money blue boat boys British by-ways cabin cap'en Captain Drummond Cecil Chate climbed coast Coastal Forces coolies crew crimps Cumberland Bay Dalwhinnie dark deck E-boats eight enemy engineer Falkland Islands Falklands feet Fenton fighting fire glaciers grey Grytviken hands head Hichens Holmes hundred infantry jeep Jimmie Thomson knew locker look MAXALDING miles minefield morning Mount Paget mountains never night Norwegians o'clock officers once One-eyed Murphy Orca Parry Pelmanism Pennycuick Periyar pilot plough Pomfray poop Portland position prison Queen Mary reindeer Restharrow river rolled round Ruweissat Ridge sail Sammel Sappho Point second mate seemed Sergeant-Major sheriff ship ship's shipmaster shouted side South Georgia speed stream tank Colonel thing thought torpedo turned valley Vice-Consul waiting walked Walton Walton drove watch weather whaling wharf wind yards