some experiences of an african air-raid warden - West End at War

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Good fortune to “Katsina” and the crews who ride in her, and may they be spared and be able to prove their worth as men of valour in whichever field of battle they are sent. Bravo “Katsina!” Bravo! Bravo! Good luck to you! Let victory be yours. 29
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