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DRAINING FLOOD WATER'S INTO AN ANTI-TANK DITCH NEAR MESSA MATRUCH. HEAVY RAIN'S TURNED THE HAND, SUNBAKED DESERT INTO A VAST LAKE FOR A FEW DAY'S PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SECOND LIBYAN CAMPAIGN.
1942-11-24. DRAINING FLOOD WATER'S INTO AN ANTI-TANK DITCH NEAR MESSA MATRUCH, HEAVY RAIN'S TURNED THE HAND, SUNBAKED DESERT INTO A VAST LAKE FOR A FEW DAY'S PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SECOND LIBYAN
DRAINING FLOOD WATER'S INTO AN ANTI-TANK DITCH NEAR MESSA MATRUCH. HEAVY RAIN'S TURNED THE HARD, SUNBAKED DESERT INTO A VAST LAKE FOR A FEW DAY'S PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SECOND LIBYAN CAMPAIGN.
DRAINING FLOOD WATER INTO AN ANTI-TANK DITCH NEAR MERSA MATRUH. HEAVY RAINS TURNED THE HARD, SUNBAKED DESERT INTO A VAST LAKE A FEW DAYS PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SECOND LIBYAN CAMPAIGN.
DRAINING FLOOD WATER INTO AN ANTI-TANK DITCH NEAR MERSA MATRUH. HEAVY RAINS TURNED THE HARD, SUNBAKED DESERT INTO A VAST LAKE A FEW DAYS PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SECOND LIBYAN CAMPAIGN.
DRAINING FLOOD WATER INTO AN ANTI-TANK DITCH NEAR MERSA MATRUH. HEAVY RAINS TURNED THE HARD, SUNBAKED DESERT INTO A VAST LAKE A FEW DAYS PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SECOND LIBYAN CAMPAIGN.
TARAKAN ISLAND, BORNEO. 1946. THE JAPANESE ANTI TANK DITCH ON THE ANZAC HIGHWAY NEAR THE AIRSTRIP SHOWING AN OIL TANK CONNECTED BY A PIPELINE TO THE DITCH WHICH THE JAPANESE FORCES USED TO FIRE THE DI
