Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Strana 117
... Port thirty , " he said to the helms- man . " Slow ahead starboard . Slow astern port . " The telegraphs tinkled , and the screws threshed , but there was no change in the direction of the ship's head . In " Half ahead starboard ...
... Port thirty , " he said to the helms- man . " Slow ahead starboard . Slow astern port . " The telegraphs tinkled , and the screws threshed , but there was no change in the direction of the ship's head . In " Half ahead starboard ...
Strana 418
... port bow . As we closed he altered course to starboard to pass under my stern , but apparently had failed to observe 043 a cable's length away . He therefore cut between us . My consort went violently to port to avoid collision . This ...
... port bow . As we closed he altered course to starboard to pass under my stern , but apparently had failed to observe 043 a cable's length away . He therefore cut between us . My consort went violently to port to avoid collision . This ...
Strana 73
... port of Port Dickson when the Japanese finally signed our peace terms ; play- ing my small part in Operation Zipper , which intended the storming of the beaches of Morib and Port Dickson , with the recapture of Singapore as the main ...
... port of Port Dickson when the Japanese finally signed our peace terms ; play- ing my small part in Operation Zipper , which intended the storming of the beaches of Morib and Port Dickson , with the recapture of Singapore as the main ...
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