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...Gammans, N. J. '45, Lowell L-23 KIR 3191 Garesche, E. L., Kirkland L-11 KIR 5496 Garn, S. M. '43, Lowell L-35 ELI 2192 Garner, F. L. '45, Lowell B-11-12 KIR 7710 Garrett, E. A., III, '46, Leverett J-25 KIR 2654 Garrison, A. '46, 181 Pine Ridge Rd., Waban LAS 3744 Gentry, W. M. '44, Adams A-16 KIR 5783 Gerstley, L. III '45, Dunster H-34 KIR 7385 Ginsburg, E. '43, Eliot G-11 KIR 2863 Glendening, L. '46, Adams C-21 ELI 2978 Goldston, E. '42, 15 Everett St. TRO 3824 Golub...
...town of Ljubushki, near the Adriatic, and a Bosnian garrison of 1,200 Axis soldiers were captured...
...Natives must obey labor orders, pocket no business profits without permission of the garrison commander, leave unchanged all prices prevailing...
...utterly unexpected, not only by the public, but by the War Cabinet and even by the general staffs. It was also unexpected by General Auchinleck and the High Command of the Middle East. On the night before its capture we received a telegram from General Auchinleck that the garrison was adequate and the defenses in good order, and that 90 days' supplies were available for the troops...
...battle-scarred port that last year held out for eight months against Axis besiegers, succumbed to one day's attack. Tobruk fell quickly, squashily, to the planes, tanks and guns of Germany's Erwin Rommel. The Axis announced that it took 28,000 Allied prisoners in the garrison, including "several generals." This was indirectly confirmed by a British report which said that Axis shelling prevented any substantial rescue...