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72 tled with machine guns. On a flat field near the gigantic doors stood two huge tanks, armed with field guns. A little farther along was a crudely built hangar that bustled with activity. Five of the rugged little fighters that had attacked them over the Mediterranean were being BILL BARNES warmed up in front of it. Also, a huge bomber with two big, air-cooled radial engines in the leading edge of the giant monoplane’s wings. It was designed for use as a heavy bomber, for photo- graphic-mapping work, ambulance ser- vice, troop or cargo transport. oO COMIGHoOO CO