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Tripoli, Syria. 6 June 1942. NX3539 Lieutenant A E Bamgarten, 2/3rd Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, with Lebanese civilians in the tank trap under construction by civilian labour supervised by 2/3rd Field Company.
Tripoli, Syria. 6 June 1942. Construction of a tank trap near Tripoli by Lebanese civilians under the supervision of the 2/3rd Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers. Picture shows civilian workers
Tripoli, Syria. 6 June 1942. View of Lebanese civilians working under the supervision of sappers of the 2/3rd Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers in the construction of a tank trap near Tripoli.
Tripoli, Syria. 6 June 1942. NX3539 Lieutenant A E Bamgarten (right) and SX146 sergeant J W Hasse of the 2/3rd Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, in front of a pillbox in the defences near Tri
TRIPOLI, SYRIA. 1942-03. A VIEW OF THE LONG ANTI-TANK DITCH DESIGNED AND SUPERVISED BY THE 2/3RD FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS, RUNNING INTO A GORGE, ABOUT ONE MILE NORTH OF EL BADDOUE.
TRIPOLI, SYRIA. 1942-03. THIS PHOTO GIVES AN INDICATION OF THE HEIGHT OF THE WALL ON THE EDGE OF THE ANTI-TANK DITCH DESIGNED AND SUPERVISED BY THE 2/3RD AND 2/13TH FIELD COMPANYS, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN EN
TRIPOLI, SYRIA. 1942-03. A VIEW OF THE ANTI-TANK DITCH AT EL BADDOUE DESIGNED AND SUPERVISED BY THE 2/3RD FIELD COMPANY, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. IT WAS SEVERAL MILES LONG EXTENDING NEARLY FROM THE
