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WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT, 1942-07-18. VALENTINE II INFANTRY TANK GOING FORWARD ON A BRITISH TANK TRANSPORT COMPANY DIAMOND T TANK TRANSPORTER. THIS METHOD OF TRANSPORTATION ON SPECIALLY DESIGNED LOW-LOADER TRAILERS, PROVIDES A SPEEDY MEANS OF MOVEMENT FROM ONE AREA TO ANOTHER, AS WELL AS REDUCING THE WEAR AND TEAR ON THE TRACKS OF THE TANK.
A Tank Infantry Mark III Valentine II going forward on a British tank transport company Diamond T tank transporter during the First Battle of El Alamein. The crew are sitting on the turret which is tr
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
Western Desert, Egypt, 18 July 1942. Convoy of a British tank transporter company White trucks, carrying Valentine infantry tanks to the front, travelling along the Western Desert road between Alexand
IDF Megach 7 Main Battle Tanks on a low loader tank transporter. Photograph was taken by Major Michael (Rory) Colquhoun who served as a MO with UNTSO between 1997 to 1998.
Western Desert, Egypt. c. July 1942. Stage three in loading a tank onto a trailer for transportation to another area. An A15 Tank Cruiser Mark VI Crusader II starts to crawl on to the trailer. It is
Western Desert, Egypt. c. July 1942. Stage two in the loading of a tank on to a multi wheeled Scammel transport trailer for transportation to another area. An A15 Tank Cruiser Mark VI Crusader II is
