Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 257William Blackwood, 1945 - England |
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Page 210
... road from which the enemy had been shelling us . We called this hill ' Edinburgh Castle ' ; for there was some sort of buildings on the top of rugged cliffs which closely resembled it . We had an early breakfast , and another battalion ...
... road from which the enemy had been shelling us . We called this hill ' Edinburgh Castle ' ; for there was some sort of buildings on the top of rugged cliffs which closely resembled it . We had an early breakfast , and another battalion ...
Page 301
... road . For once in a way the Mullahs were not preaching a holy war against infidels . Large caravans of camels , mules , and donkeys swayed and shuffled peacefully along through the dust and rocks down the winding road , free from the ...
... road . For once in a way the Mullahs were not preaching a holy war against infidels . Large caravans of camels , mules , and donkeys swayed and shuffled peacefully along through the dust and rocks down the winding road , free from the ...
Page 365
... road . " " remarked that I thought the firing vas caused by the bullets exploding n the machine - gun magazines , and hen we heard the staccato rattle of rdinary machine - gun fire . I learnt on the next day that the ammunition n the ...
... road . " " remarked that I thought the firing vas caused by the bullets exploding n the machine - gun magazines , and hen we heard the staccato rattle of rdinary machine - gun fire . I learnt on the next day that the ammunition n the ...
Contents
A Subscribers Tribute to Maga | 72 |
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 72 |
Salute | 134 |
Copyright | |
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