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Watch Spanish Morocco!
January 30, 1943 issue

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The signs of military action are not restricted to the south or to Spanish Morocco. At the same time they are fortifying the Atlantic coast. Probably, in case something goes wrong in Spanish Morocco, to prevent a British landing in the northwest. On November 2, 1942, when the author was sitting in a coffee-house on the Calle de Oria in Gijon, he saw more than twenty camiones carrying artillery intended for the coastal fortifications pass by. New airfields have lately been built. The most recent and most important one, at Aguino de Ribeira, dominates the Galician coast at its vital points.

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MOROCCO -- Politics & government; INTERNATIONAL conflict; ARMIES; FORTIFICATION; ARTILLERY; MOROCCO
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