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FISHERMEN'S BEND, VIC. 1942-07. A GERMAN TROOP CARRIER, CAPTURED IN LIBYA BY THE A.I.F. AND BROUGHT TO AUSTRALIA FOR EXAMINATION BY ARMAMENT EXPERTS. ITS TRACKED DRIVING WHEELS MAKE IT AN IDEAL CONVEYANCE IN FIELD WORK ALLOWING RAPID TROOP MOVEMENT WITHOUT THE USE OF ROADS.
A German Buessing SdKfz 7 8 tonne half track prime mover, captured in Libya by the AIF and brought to Australia for examination by armament experts. Its tracked driving wheels made it an ideal conveya
FISHERMEN'S BEND, VIC. 1942-07. A GERMAN TROOP CARRIER, CAPTURED IN LIBYA BY THE A.I.F. AND BROUGHT TO AUSTRALIA FOR INSPECTION BY ARMAMENT EXPERTS. ALTHOUGH OF SOLID CONSTRUCTION THE VEHICLE IS NOT A
FISHERMEN'S BEND, VIC. 1942-07. LOOKING THROUGH THE TURRET OF A GERMAN ARMOURED SCOUT CAR SHOWING THE SCREEN MESH DESIGHED AS A PROTECTION AGAINST GRENADES. THE CAR, CAPTURED BY THE AIF IN LIBYA, WAS
FISHERMEN'S BEND, VIC. 1942-07. BADLY HOLED BY ANTI-TANK FIRE, THIS ITALIAN CARRO ARMATO M13/40 MEDIUM TANK WAS CAPTURED BY THE AIF IN LIBYA AND BROUGHT TO AUSTRALIA FOR EXAMINATION BY ARMAMENT EXPERT
FISHERMEN'S BEND, VIC. 1942-07. THIS ITALIAN CARRO ARMATO M13/40 MEDIUM TANK, BADLY HOLED BY ANTI-TANK FIRE, WAS CAPTURED BY THE AIF IN LIBYA AND BROUGHT TO AUSTRALIA FOR EXAMINATION BY ARMAMENT EXPER
FISHERMEN'S BEND, VIC. 1942-07. THIS ITALIAN CARRO ARMATO M13/40 MEDIUM TANK, BADLY HOLED BY ANTI-TANK FIRE, WAS CAPTURED BY THE AIF IN LIBYA AND BROUGHT TO AUSTRALIA FOR EXAMINATION BY ARMAMENT EXPER
