Denmark in Peril and the Unquiet Frontiers
A reflective piece by Maurice Francis Egan on Denmark’s precarious position amid German power. It traces Danish history from Schleswig-Holstein through modern diplomacy, notes England’s choices, and laments the pressures of occupation and imperial aims. It highlights Danish longing for freedom, sympathy from the United States, and the costly balance of survival and national identity during wartime.
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Shouviz
Entland
England
Heligoland
Ibis & Picoply
Orr County
United States
Axis Prima
Enmdark
Denmark
Shelvig
Belziom
Prape
Bismarck
Holstein
Europe
Hamlet
Gerninor
Willy-Nicky Cor
Germhan M@athioent
Germany
Johannes Tesconset
Fils
Belgium
George Uranits
Fort Monroe officers study modern heavy artillery in training
A report from Fort Monroe outlines a course for National Guard artillery officers focusing on gunnery, ballistics, and fire control. It details how officers must understand range tables, wind, atmospheric effects, and rifling drift, plus camouflaging and field emplacements for seacoast and railway batteries.
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Fort Blourne
Uncle Sato
Fiere
National Guard
Fehl
Benttes
Fort Monroe
War Department
Chiras
Theo
Yurike
Tou
Gagath
Walton Hilane
Ali
Ted
Pane
Ole Tlle
Epret
Ativer
United States Artillery
Dimchyitime
Iit
Porte Momro
Beeda Land
Phoetus
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Maurice Francis Egan
the Writers of
Clemenceau
Corman
Gimmen Baltner
Gertontis
Chie
Aiea Corringers
Aeenite
Fatels
Cheprma Np
Fee Aeruiedt
Nevolont
Anpeee
Yredior Solar
Sinmiting Unie
Canal Sieve Preannteye Vita Hereoto
Nigel Ibee
Gernnred
Bader
Copenhagen
Apie
Ab Aoine Ieee
Wen
O.gmle
Spain
Pentore
Ceutehl Cowen
France
Americes
Santenei
Aleve Sxechenyl
Edward
Heechenyvi
Stephen
Vanderlil
Tim
Schleswig-Holstein
Kiel Canal
Dr. Egan
Thor
Frederick VIII
Copcaraten
Gannery
Goees