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It's nice to know who your friends are, especially the ones who stick with you

机译：很高兴知道您的朋友是谁，尤其是那些坚持您的朋友

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One of the united states' worst wartime aviation disasters occurred half a world away in 1943. Few Americans have even heard about it, much less remember and memorialize it. But some of our friends "down under" have not forgotten. The Australians—our stick-with-it allies for many years now—have time and again proved themselves in battle. They have also given irrefutable proof of their unwavering friendship to the American military men and women with whom they have served in numerous conflicts猻uch as World War Ⅱ, when Japanese expansion was threatening to engulf Australian territory. U.S. troops flew out of Australian bases to help stem the advancing tide of aggression. In addition to pulling their weight in the fight, "Aussies" accepted the American presence with open arms. They have also mourned U.S. losses as if they were their own.
机译：美国最严重的战时航空灾难之一发生在1943年，距离世界半边天。几乎没有美国人听说过此事，更不用说记住和纪念它了。但是我们的一些“下乡”朋友并没有忘记。澳大利亚人-我们多年来坚持的盟友-一次又一次地证明自己在战斗中。他们还向在许多冲突中服务过的美军男女提供了坚定的友谊证明，这些美军男女在第二次世界大战中曾参加过多次冲突，当时日本的扩张正威胁着吞并澳大利亚的领土。美军从澳大利亚基地飞出，以帮助遏制不断发展的侵略浪潮。除了在战斗中发挥作用外，“澳大利亚人”还张开双臂接受了美国的存在。他们还为自己在美国的损失感到悲痛。

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    《Aviation history》 |2004年第1期|p.6|共1页
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