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... round their necks . As the Hastings lumbered round the airfield before landing we craned our necks to see if all four Canberras had arrived . This was the first long and desolate stretch of the route and we knew that difficulties of ...
... round their necks . As the Hastings lumbered round the airfield before landing we craned our necks to see if all four Canberras had arrived . This was the first long and desolate stretch of the route and we knew that difficulties of ...
Side 35
... round the stove with their hands in their pockets , watching the efforts of one of their number who was stoking it to life again . The weather had cleared and the air was crisply cold when we went out- side to shave and wash in the ...
... round the stove with their hands in their pockets , watching the efforts of one of their number who was stoking it to life again . The weather had cleared and the air was crisply cold when we went out- side to shave and wash in the ...
Side 470
... round quite a lot , and he had no transport . So we flew in a Land Rover in one of the Hastings . Naturally , when the convoys were coming through , the convoy leader wanted to get round the airfield too , so when the liaison officer ...
... round quite a lot , and he had no transport . So we flew in a Land Rover in one of the Hastings . Naturally , when the convoys were coming through , the convoy leader wanted to get round the airfield too , so when the liaison officer ...
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