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WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. GROUP OF MEN OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT WITH ONE OF THEIR CARS. WHEN THE AXIS FORCES WERE ADVANCING ON ALEXANDRIA, THESE MEN TRAVELLED IN THE AXIS CONVOYS AND SENT OUT LOCATION REPORTS BY RADIO. THEY WOULD THEN DISAPPEAR BEFORE DAYLIGHT AND REMAIN OUT OF SIGHT UNTIL DUSK.
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. CREW OF AN ARMOURED CAR OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT. CARS FROM THIS REGIMENT, DURING THE AXIS ADVANCE ON ALEXANDRIA, TRAVELLED IN THE ENEMY CONVOY
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. CREW OF AN ARMOURED CAR OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT TRAIN ALL THEIR ARMOUR ON APPROACHING ENEMY AIRCRAFT. MEN OF THIS REGIMENT DROVE THEIR CARS IN
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. MEN OF THE 4TH SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR REGIMENT PREPARING A MEAL ON A PETROL STOVE BESIDE THEIR CAR IN THE DESERT. THIS REGIMENT DID EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD WORK DURIN
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-09-08. SILHOUETTE OF A SOUTH AFRICAN ARMOURED CAR. THESE CARS ARE THE EYES AND EARS OF THE ARMY.
WESTERN DESERT. DAWN IN THE DESERT AND AN ARMOURED CAR CREW MAKE A SMART RECONNAISSANCE. THE MEN IN THESE CARS DO A GREAT JOB AND AMONG THEIR PAST- TIMES IS THE SPORT OF GOING OUT TO CONTACT THE ENEMY
WESTERN DESERT. DAWN IN THE DESERT AND AN ARMOURED CAR CREW MAKE A SMART RECONNAISSANCE. THE MEN IN THESE CARS DO A GREAT JOB AND AMONG THEIR PAST- TIMES IN THE SPORT OF GOING OUT TO CONTACT THE ENEMY