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... THE VICTORY OVER ROMMEL'S FORCES AT GAZALA Indian troops marching along the modern motor road into Cyrene (south-west ot Gazala) past the ruins I the ancient city. The latter was founded in 631 B.C. by Greek colonists from the island of Santorin and became the chief city of Cyrenaica, the colony taki ;g its name from its capital. Cyrene was famous for its medical school and was the birthplace ...
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... The WAR in MALAYA Some Special Sphere Drawings and Maps I On left In the few weeks which have elapsed since Japan's entry into the war, it has become obvious that her naval forces in the Pacific have become split into six main bodies. The landings at Midway and Wake Islands were covered by naval units, as was that at Guam- all three being widely separated by hundreds of miles. The attacks on ...
... A Note by Francis McMurtrie THERE is no doubt that the Govern ment of the Netherland Indies realised the danger from Japanese attack earlier than other authorities who were equally threatened. All naval, military ana air lorces had been fully mobilised during Novem ber, and active measures against the aggressors were started at once. Fortu nately the naval force in the Indies, based on ...
... The EMPEROR'S ARMY A Study of Japanese Military Probabilities By PATRICK HAMILTON WHATEVER we may learn later about Japan's recent diplomatic dealings at Washington-- whether they were merely part of a completely cynical bluff to gain time and an advantageous moment at which to strike the first blow, or whether they were in fact genuine efforts to avoid war which Nippon's High Command ...
... The Strange Pacific Ocean A Region of Coral Atolls and Im mense Depths Where Special Problems Exist for Submarines The Pacific is the largest expanse of water in the world: from north to south it is fully 7,000 miles, with a maxi mum breadth of 10,000 miles. Its area is 40 per cent. of the total water surface of the globe. It differs from the Atlantic, not only in shape, but in its greater ...
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... 'Phe pictures reproduced on these pages re al! taken on board an escort cruiser whicl sailed with a Convoy of merchantmen some o them Russian heavily laden with supplies and mi rutions for the Red Army. Before setting out, the m rubers of the crew all received an issue of Arctic ctathing, in view of the exceptional conditions which wo uld be encountered en route. The Convoy, escorted by ...
... A Series of Questions which hove been answered by DONALD COW IE (an Authority on Pacific Defence COULD Japan invade Australia? This depends on the outcome of the present operations in the north, but it should be remembered that the distance between the two countries is greater than the span of the North Atlantic Ocean: approximately 3,500 miles separate Tokyo from Cape York. But What About ...
... FROM YUGOSLAVIA Nazis at bay before a non-existent army This remarkable pic ture was taken as rifle-fire was echoing and high explosives were thundering down the Western Morava Valley, as Nazi troops moved against the Serbian guerrillas, timidly and in fear of their lives although there were three divisions of them. Eighty thousand Yugoslav patriots are still fighting in their country, where ...