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Time we come to go in the Jerries was a bit back from the beach; I reckon they're a mile or two inland by this time.
The Breaking Wave Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1955
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The soldier said, "Well, the Eye-ties are alright, and the Jerries are alright, but the mosquitoes are bloody awful."
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Jerries change bread that the Greeks bring us for our watches.
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I reached the river in pitch darkness and swan across without making enough noise to attract the Jerries.
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The Jerries have a lot on hand, but they are far from beaten yet.
Work Camp 2124 L 2010
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Two Jerries passed me just as I had got under this noisome mess and fired a short burst into the stall.
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One could almost judge the strength of the opposing forces as the Jerries were using mostly spandaus, the peculiar spang of which is unmistakable.
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From here on the Jerries had been rooted out although I was told some strong German patrols were operating well to the south.
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All the wops in the world and half the Jerries versus two men, a boy and a flying hearse.
Storyteller Donald Sturrock 2010
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“Why would the bloody Jerries want the damn place?” he said, and sitting up, huddled into his shirt.
Songs of Love & Death George R. R. Martin 2010
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