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Photograph 020781 Second World War, 1939-1945On the alert for signs of booby traps and mines this patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion moved cautiously across this tank ditch in the area near Tobruk.

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A small patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion waiting in a tank ditch for a favourable opportunity to go further into “NO MAN’S LAND” near Tobruk.
On the alert for signs of booby traps and mines this patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion moved cautiously across this tank ditch in the area near Tobruk.

A fighting patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion advancing through “NO MAN”S – LAND” near Tobruk. He troops are following a tape through a mine field.

This carrier is speeding on its way into “No Man’s Land” to support a fighting patrol of the 2/17th Infantry Battalion from Post 32 in the El Adem Sector.

Members of the 2/13th Battalion on patrol along the anti-tank ditch at the El Adem Road to the south of Tobruk. A close watch is kept over this ditch night and day to counter enemy attempts to pierce

This patrol from the 2/13th Infantry Battalion makes its way cautiously over open ground in the area near Tobruk.

An anti-tank ditch in the 2/48th Australian Infantry Battalion area, near Tobruk, to the east of the El Adem Road. QX6167 Lieutenant William Spencer Beaney, Signals Officer, 9th Australian Division,
