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... island of Cos . Leros was a desirable naval base , but did not offer half the military and R.A.F. attractions of Cos . To reach Cos it was necessary to fly to Leros , charter an M.A.S. , and make a sea passage from there . The move was ...
... island of Cos . Leros was a desirable naval base , but did not offer half the military and R.A.F. attractions of Cos . To reach Cos it was necessary to fly to Leros , charter an M.A.S. , and make a sea passage from there . The move was ...
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... ISLAND . and had to shorten sail and drift , with the deep - sea leads going . At last they came to Cape Southampton ... Island of South- ampton ( and we have seen nothing to disprove it ) , Cape Southampton is laid down 2 ° to the ...
... ISLAND . and had to shorten sail and drift , with the deep - sea leads going . At last they came to Cape Southampton ... Island of South- ampton ( and we have seen nothing to disprove it ) , Cape Southampton is laid down 2 ° to the ...
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... Island by Evans Strait and the much broader Fisher Strait . Years passed before this was discovered , and when the charts of this new island - Coats Island - were made , the name Cape Southampton was retained . It can be seen on the map ...
... Island by Evans Strait and the much broader Fisher Strait . Years passed before this was discovered , and when the charts of this new island - Coats Island - were made , the name Cape Southampton was retained . It can be seen on the map ...
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