aalna forces are belnc prepared by Britain, the United States and the Dutch East Indie, to defend their territories against any aggressive move in the Pacific. Upper left: A 60-m.le-an-hour motor-boat of the form,dable Netherlands er an underground position on Britain's Far Eastern stronghold of Hongkong. Upper right: A pilot adjusts his parachute before a reconnaissance flight over the American-protected Philippine Islands, where extensive manoeuvres are is-masked anti-aircraft gunners training at Singapore, key of Britain's Pacific defences. Lower right: United State, battleships and smaller craft in Pearl Harbour. Hawaii, America s great naval base.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24104, 24 October 1941, Page 4
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94aalna forces are belnc prepared by Britain, the United States and the Dutch East Indie, to defend their territories against any aggressive move in the Pacific. Upper left: A 60-m.le-an-hour motor-boat of the form,dable Netherlands er an underground position on Britain's Far Eastern stronghold of Hongkong. Upper right: A pilot adjusts his parachute before a reconnaissance flight over the American-protected Philippine Islands, where extensive manoeuvres are is-masked anti-aircraft gunners training at Singapore, key of Britain's Pacific defences. Lower right: United State, battleships and smaller craft in Pearl Harbour. Hawaii, America s great naval base. New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24104, 24 October 1941, Page 4
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