10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «LINGKAS»
Discover the use of
lingkas in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lingkas and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
1
South West Pacific, 1941-45 - Halaman 436
Lingkas Beach was the only one of the possible landing places connected to the airfield with a road capable of carrying the heavy mechanical equipment required for reconstruction. Its main disadvantages were the presence of off-shore ...
2
The People of Tibet - Halaman 265
One notices that the privately owned ling-kas are much fuller than those belonging to the Government, because in the latter fires are not allowed to be lighted. Such a restriction is inconvenient when a party comes out for the day, for a brazier ...
Sir Charles Alfred Bell, 1928
3
World War 2 Pacific Island Guide - Halaman 259
This would be the location of the landing beaches, know as the Lingkas Beaches. The Japanese had driven in rows of pipes, rails, and posts reaching 1 25 yards offshore as a landing craft obstacle the length of the Lingkas Beaches. The town ...
4
Morshead: Hero of Tobruk and El Alamein - Halaman 197
Lingkas, on the southern extremity of Tarakan, was rated as the most suitable landing site, both technically and nautically. The assessment noted, however, that Lingkas beach 'was covered by off-shore obstacles, the exact nature of which was ...
5
Gazetteer of Indonesia: names approved by the United ...
... Poelau: see Lingayang, Pulau Lingiang, Poelau: see Lingayang, Pulau Lingilingi, Kuala Ling iling i River: see Lingilingi, Kuala Lingkas Lingkas, Batu Lingkas Road Lingke: see Lingkeh Lingkeh Lingkobale: see Lengkobale Lingkoboe: see ...
William R Garren, Boyd D Peterson, Carl R Page, 1983
6
Terrain Handbook - Jilid 61 - Halaman vi
Lingkas, southern wharf and warehouses. Looking south. Pre-war 18 and 19 10. Lingkas, northern wharf and tankfarm (oil tank area). Looking north. Pre-war 18 and 19 11. Lingkas, landing steps and bridge mouth, S Sibengkok. Looking NNE.
Allied Forces. South West Pacific Area, 1945
7
Vampire Squadron: a history of the 44th Fighter Squadron ...
18 December Mission — Eight P-38s to strafe aircraft on Tarakan airfield, Borneo. Alternate target — strafe Djoeta oilfield, Borneo, or strafe Lingkas oil tank farm, Borneo. Strafing results: Equipment, buildings and one oil tank strafed at Djoeta ...
8
The Second Twenty-Fourth Australian Infantry Battalion of ...
From Lingkas one bitumen road ran to the airfield and on to the Djoeata oilfields, and another along a pipeline to Tarakan town. On the Australian maps the first road was named Anzac Highway — the second, Glenelg Highway. In Batagau ...
R. P. Serle, 2/24th i.e. Second Twenty-fourth Australian Infantry Battalion Association, 1963
9
Lord of the Dance: The Mani Rimdu Festival in Tibet and ...
Unlike the other lingkas, it is not destroyed, but reused year after year. The third type of lingka is fashioned from the sort of dough used to make offering cakes. This type appears in the sword dance at Thami and Tengpoche, but is not used at ...
10
Service and Regulatory Announcements - Trbtan 173-186 - Halaman 78
Palembang, Djambi6, Medan (Belawan Deli), Pangkalpinang, Tandjoeng- pandan, Pontianak, Lingkas (Tarakan)*, Samarinda, Balikpapan*, Man ado, Makassar, and Sorong5. (c) For potatoes: Tandjoeng Priok, Semarang, Soerabaja, Medan, ...
United States. Bureau of Chemistry, 1958
