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SOME OF LATEST BATCH OF 4000 PRISONERS FROM AREA BETWEEN BARRANI AND Buq Buq. ALL ITALIAN TROOPS WERE WELL-CLOTHED & ARMED & IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION BUT SEEMED IN NO MOOD FOR FIGHTING AFTER THE FIRST FEW HOURS OF THE ENCOUNTER. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY F. HURLEY).
SIDI BARRANI - A CHAIN OF ITALIAN PRISONERS HELP TO UNLOAD STORES FROM A BRITISH TENDER. AN ARMED CRUISER OF THE BRITISH FLEET STANDS OFF-SHORE WAITING TO REMOVE SOME OF THEM TO SAFER QUARTERS. (PHOTO
HILEQUAT - LIBYAN PRISONERS IN THE SERVICE OF THE ITALIANS BEING FED BY THEIR BRITISH CAPTORS AND GETTING THEIR APPARENTLY 1ST MEAL FOR DAYS. IN CONTRACT TO ITALIAN TROOPS THESE NATIVES WERE ILL CLOTH
SIDI BARRANI - AMONG THE NAVAL RATINGS THAT CAME ASHORE AFTER THE FALL OF BARRANI WERE JOE ROBINSON A.B. LEADING SEAMAN KILLINGBACK & BILL SLEATH A.B. THEY WERE GLAD TO GET ASHORE FOR A FEW HOURS BUT
SIDI BARRANI - A GROUP OF ITALIAN PRISONERS WATCH A UNIT OF BRITISH "COMMANDERS" DISEMBARK WITH STORES FROM A SUPPLY SHIP. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY F. HURLEY).
SIDI BARRANI - ITALIAN PRISONERS BEING PUT ABOARD THE TENDER WHILE OTHERS FORM A CHAIN TO ASSIST IN THE UNLOADING OF STORES. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY F. HURLEY).
NEAR SIDI BARRANI - OH, THE IRONY OF FATE. ITALIAN PRISONERS MARCH PAST THEIR "LIBERATION OF LIBYA" MONUMENT DURING THE PROCESS OF THE RELIBERATION. (PHOTOGRAPHED BY F. HURLEY).
