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... its mechanism is an open secret. It is known to the Germans, who, indeed, used some examples of it as early as in the Battle of the Somme. Its chief disadvantage is that it rapidly becomes heated, and if firing at high speed is to be maintained, a spare ...
... FRONTS The story of an Indian Mule Transport Column in France and Gallipoli. 3/6 net MAJOR H. M. ALEXANDER, D.S.O. The BATTLES of the SOMME 1 PHILIP GIBBS, Author of Soul of War. GALLIPOLI (50 th Thousand) JOHN MASEFIELD 2/6 net Wm. HeinmaT n, 21, Bedford ...