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Photograph 024507 Second World War, 1939-1945South African mortar positions near 26th Australian Infantry Brigade Headquarters, with tank headquarters in the background.

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South African mortar positions (left) near 26th Australian Infantry Brigade headquarters. On the right is a Valentine infantry tank Mk III, probably of the 44th Royal Tank Regiment.
South African mortar positions near 26th Australian Infantry Brigade Headquarters, with tank headquarters in the background.

SOUTH AFRICAN MORTAR POSITIONS NEAR 26TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS. ON LEFT IS THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA.

Western Desert, Egypt. 17 July 1942. Holes in a Valentine II infantry tank, probably of the 44th Royal Tank Regiment, caused by shrapnel. The image was taken during Miteirya Ridge (Ruin Ridge) operati

GROUP OF MEN OF A SOUTH AFRICAN MORTAR BATTERY IN THE FORWARD AREA NEAR TROOPS OF THE 26TH AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BRIGADE. THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN SHORTLY AFTER THE END OF A DIVE-BOMBING RAID BY GERMAN "STU

A Valentine infantry tank, probably Mk II or III, being transported from El Alamein to the front line on a low-loader trailer. This mode of transportation provides speedy movement from one area to an

VX48227 Driver Charles Timothy Jury, Headquarters, 26th Australian Infantry Brigade, inspecting one of the anti-tank ditches near Tobruk, Post R5, in the 26th Australian Infantry Brigade area. Foremo
