War cries shaped by fear and transformation
The article cites National Geographic on how ancient war cries served to scare enemies and bolster warriors. It traces Indian war chants and Irish invocations in the Sixteenth century, noting how the term Ooobooboo evolved in English as hubbub through cultural translation.
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Town Called Bottom on Rockbound Saba Coast
The text describes Bottom on the Dutch island of Saba, a crater town with no harbor, reached by rock-cut steps. Despite isolation, the harborless coast yields some of the West Indies' best boats, built there and hauled to sea laboriously.
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Hill seeks revenge from Kelly Field pilot in WWII tale
Aviation Cadet James V. Hill of Kelly Field Texas vows to confront the Japs for the fate of his mother sister and the fate of Manila. He grew up in Manila before leaving to see the world and now awaits a chance to fly a bombing mission against Japan while his father fights with MacArthur.
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