The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
KUWAIT, 1991-03-09. "DEATH HIGHWAY", THE ROAD LEADING NORTH FROM KUWAIT CITY TO BASRA IN IRAQ. THE ROAD IS STREWN WITH VEHICLES DESTROYED AND ABANDONED IN THE IRAQI FLIGHT FROM KUWAIT DURING THE GULF WAR.
Abandoned and wrecked vehicles and military equipment from the first Gulf War on Highway 80, the road between Kuwait and the border town of Abdali, Kuwait and Safran, Iraq and then onto Basra, Iraq. T
KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT, 1991-03-09. A T72 TANK CAPTURED FROM IRAQI FORCES DURING THE GULF WAR. THE TANK IS NOW FLYING THE KUWAITI FLAG.
KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT, 1991-03-09. ONE OF THE FEW BUILDINGS LEFT UNTOUCHED AND UNDAMAGED BY IRAQI FORCES DURING THEIR OCCUPATION OF KUWAIT IN THE GULF WAR.
KUWAIT, 1991-03-08. AN IRAQI SCAMEL WRECKER (RECOVERY VEHICLE) ABANDONED BY IRAQI FORCES DURING THE GULF WAR.
KUWAIT, 1991-03-01. A RUSSIAN-MADE BMP ARMOURED VEHICLE ABANDONED BY IRAQI FORCES DURING THE GULF WAR.
KUWAIT, 1991-03-09. AN IRAQI PANHARD VCR/TT HOT ANTI-TANK VEHICLE, ABANDONED BY IRAQI FORCES DURING THE GULF WAR. THE HOT WAS AN AMERICAN ANTI-TANK MISSILE SYSTEM. THE SYSTEM ON THIS VEHICLE HAS BEEN
