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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 CAMPAIGN.
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.
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.
GERALDTON, AUSTRALIA. 1942-11-17. PRIVATE F.R. WATSON OF THE 2/ 11TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION, CROSSING AN ANTI-TANK DITCH DURING MANOEUVRES. TO FALL, MEANS CERTAIN INJURY FROM BARBED WIRE AT BOT
