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NUMEROUS ENEMY 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 FALLING AGAIN INTO ENEMY HANDS. SMOKE RISES FROM ENEMY TANKS AS THE GERMAN FIELD WORKSHOP IS DESTROYED BY EMPIRE TROOPS. NOTE THE PANZERKAMPFWAGEN III H IN THE FOREGROUND.
NUMEROUS ENEMY 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 FALLING AGAI
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
NUMEROUS ENEMY 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 FALLING AGAI
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
Libya, North Africa. German tanks destroyed and burning after being set alight by Allied troops during their advance across the desert. The tanks and other vehicles were found at a German workshop uni
