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Pagina 148
... tank Colonel had another four six - pounders up his sleeve about which Walton knew nothing until half- way through the battle . The Jerry attack was knocked good and proper , without our suffering a single casualty to our tanks or anti - ...
... tank Colonel had another four six - pounders up his sleeve about which Walton knew nothing until half- way through the battle . The Jerry attack was knocked good and proper , without our suffering a single casualty to our tanks or anti - ...
Pagina 149
... tanks roared for- ward past him ; so he followed them . They led him straight to the infantry battalion , which was still advancing , the anti - tank guns behind it . Walton found Johnson , one of the troop com- manders , who told him ...
... tanks roared for- ward past him ; so he followed them . They led him straight to the infantry battalion , which was still advancing , the anti - tank guns behind it . Walton found Johnson , one of the troop com- manders , who told him ...
Pagina 150
... tanks were fighting a battle with a few German tanks . Ours were withdrawing . There seemed to be more of our tanks im- mobile near the minefield . It looked as though the enemy were making a counter - attack with tanks . 66 Are you ...
... tanks were fighting a battle with a few German tanks . Ours were withdrawing . There seemed to be more of our tanks im- mobile near the minefield . It looked as though the enemy were making a counter - attack with tanks . 66 Are you ...
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