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| Night Patrol |
Night Patrol CONTINUED
NEARING OBJECTIVE, patrol cautiously works up the ridge overlooking the village. The men keep contact with each other by holding a close formation.
AUTOMATIC RIFLEMAN lies face down in snow as he takes a position to cover rest of patrol which is advancing into an exposed area close to objective.
CROSSING STREAM, Sergeant Thomas' patrol is silhouetted on the ice as it moves in a diamond formation to village outskirts lying on the other bank.
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