Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256William Blackwood, 1944 - England |
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Page 213
... Port Trust , on whom we relied for certain craft and personnel , had been very sticky about co - operating in port defence exercises . I should automati- cally become a member of the Port Trust , and I was to do what I could to get them ...
... Port Trust , on whom we relied for certain craft and personnel , had been very sticky about co - operating in port defence exercises . I should automati- cally become a member of the Port Trust , and I was to do what I could to get them ...
Page 214
... port , the Examination Service was under naval control . But where , as at Karachi , there was no naval estab- lishment , the responsibility for the Examination Service rested with the military . The exam- Richmond That all concerned ...
... port , the Examination Service was under naval control . But where , as at Karachi , there was no naval estab- lishment , the responsibility for the Examination Service rested with the military . The exam- Richmond That all concerned ...
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... port a Royal Indian Marine ship , the Dufferin , under the command of a naval officer , Lieutenant Lindsay , R.N. I went with the Port Officer to see Lindsay , and took him this report . He took rather a serious view of it . It was ...
... port a Royal Indian Marine ship , the Dufferin , under the command of a naval officer , Lieutenant Lindsay , R.N. I went with the Port Officer to see Lindsay , and took him this report . He took rather a serious view of it . It was ...
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