 | John G. Glenn - 1960 - 320 sivua
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 | Peter C. Firkins - 1972 - 528 sivua
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 | Ward Anson Miller, Combat Studies Institute (U.S.) - 1986 - 40 sivua
...The tanks break through and your infantry still keep fighting."5 A German battalion commander wrote: The Australians, who are the men our troops have had...in the attack but the enemy stakes his life in the defense and fights to the last with extreme cunning. Our men, usually easy going and unsuspecting,... | |
 | John Vaux - 2005 - 360 sivua
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The Australians, who are the men our troops have had opposite them so far, are extraordinarily tough fighters. The German is more active in the attack but the enemy stakes his life in the defence and fights to the last with extreme cunning. Our men, usually... 