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TANKS AND MOTOR VEHICLES UNDER REPAIR AT A GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP UNIT IN LIBYA, CAPTURED DURING THE 8TH ARMY'S ADVANCE, DESTROYED BY OUR TROOPS TO PREVENT THEIR FURTHER USE SHOULD THE TIDE OF BATTLE TURN. (PHOTOGRAPHER: G. SILK).
TANKS AND MOTOR VEHICLES UNDER REPAIR AT A GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP UNIT IN LIBYA, CAPTURED DURING THE 8TH ARMY'S ADVANCE, DESTROYED BY OUR TROOPS TO PREVENT THEIR FURTHER USE SHOULD THE TIDE OF BATTLE T
TANKS AND MOTOR VEHICLES UNDER REPAIR AT A GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP UNIT IN LIBYA, CAPTURED DURING THE 8TH ARMY'S ADVANCE, DESTROYED BY OUR TROOPS TO PREVENT THEIR FURTHER USE SHOULD THE TIDE OF BATTLE T
TANKS AND MOTOR VEHICLES UNDER REPAIR AT A GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP UNIT IN LIBYA, CAPTURED DURING THE 8TH ARMY'S ADVANCE, DESTROYED BY OUR TROOPS TO PREVENT THEIR FURTHER USE SHOULD THE TIDE OF BATTLE T
TANKS AND MOTOR VEHICLES UNDER REPAIR AT A GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP UNIT IN LIBYA, CAPTURED DURING THE 8TH ARMY'S ADVANCE, DESTROYED BY OUR TROOPS TO PREVENT THEIR FURTHER USE SHOULD THE TIDE OF BATTLE T
NUMEROUS ENEMY MOTOR VEHICLES AND 38 TANKS UNDER REPAIR, WHICH COULD NOT BE MOVED WHEN EMPIRE TROOPS CAPTURED A GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP IN LIBYA, WERE DESTROYED TO REMOVE ALL POSSIBILITY OF THEIR FALLIN
A GERMAN PETROL DUMP CAPTURED DURING THE 8TH ARMY'S ADVANCE IN LIBYA. NOTE THE TYPE OF PETROL TIN USED FOR CARRYING SPARE FUEL ON VEHICLES. (PHOTOGRAPHER: G. SILK).
