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Page 277
... important , the zone is oriented towards the problems of Central and South America and the zone's army schools and training facilities have fostered and helped to develop a close and pro- ductive military liaison between the armed ...
... important , the zone is oriented towards the problems of Central and South America and the zone's army schools and training facilities have fostered and helped to develop a close and pro- ductive military liaison between the armed ...
Page 280
... importance of a plethora of newly independent Third World countries . In particular , the ultimately successful seizure of control of the Suez Canal by Egypt has had an important influence , not only upon the govern- ment of Panama but ...
... importance of a plethora of newly independent Third World countries . In particular , the ultimately successful seizure of control of the Suez Canal by Egypt has had an important influence , not only upon the govern- ment of Panama but ...
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... important defense asset according to our Department of Defense , it is no longer vital , clearly no longer as useful as it once was for the shifting of combat forces . Larger warships and merchant tankers are unable to pass through the ...
... important defense asset according to our Department of Defense , it is no longer vital , clearly no longer as useful as it once was for the shifting of combat forces . Larger warships and merchant tankers are unable to pass through the ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
No Fortifications for the Panama Canal Reprinted from American Review of Reviews | 13 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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