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• Behind the ROK and F Company positions the ground rose to another hill within small arms range.
• The ground rose from Bernafay and Tr鬾es woods, to the middle of the village and neither the village or the wood could be held without the other.
• To the west, the ground rose gradually for about a mile and a half to Bolivar Heights, a plateau high, that stretches from the Potomac to the Shenandoah.
• Spurs ran down the eastern slope generally to the north-east, in the direction of the P閞onne Bapaume road, before the ground rose again from St Pierre Vaast Wood to Sailly-Saillisel, Le Transloy, Beaulencourt and Thilloy.
• Spurs ran down the eastern slope, generally to the north-east in the direction of the P閞onne Bapaume road, before the ground rose again from St . Pierre Vaast Wood to Sailly-Saillisel, Le Transloy, Beaulencourt and Thilloy.
• The advances achieved by the British south of the Albert Bapaume road continued after 1 July, with the occupation of Fricourt on 2 July and an advance across Caterpillar Valley, where the ground rose in, with more artillery being concentrated on a narrower front and shallower objectives being set.
• Immediately, more smoke began to rise up with a loud and continuous hiss or whistle, and there was a smell of sulfur . . . . Then the ground rose in the form of a confused cake above the open fissure, and then disappeared, but I cannot say whether it blew out or fell back _ I believe it swallowed itself.
• Defense attorney Frank Spinner said that a number of problems suddenly confronted Ashby in the seconds before his jet hit the cable _ the spotty altitude gauge didn't warn him his plane was too low, the optical illusion, and the fact that the ground rose 150 feet ( 45.7 meters ) during the last seconds before the jet sliced the cable.