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Dovunque 35 with a Breda 20/65 Mod. 1935 autocannon of 42nd Artillery Regiment of Italian 61st Infantry Division G.50 aircraft at a makeshift airfield in Libya, circa 1940-1941Aerial view of the village of Giarabub, Libya, 1941British Cruiser Mk I tank moving, probably in Libya, early 1940s
Dovunque 35 with a Breda 20/65 Mod. 1935 autocannon of 42nd Artillery Regiment of Italian 61st Infantry Division 'Sirte', Libya, 1937-1941G.50 aircraft at a makeshift airfield in Libya, circa 1940-1941Aerial view of the village of Giarabub, Libya, 1941British Cruiser Mk I tank moving, probably in Libya, early 1940s
Soldier of the Polish Carpathian Brigade in Tobruk, Libya, 1941Troops of Australian 2/2nd Infantry Battalion rushing through the streets of Bardia, Libya, 4 Jan 1941Smoke rising from the port of Tobruk, Libya, 22 Jan 1941.Italian cruiser San Giorgio after being scuttled in the harbor at Tobruk, Libya as Australian troops entered the city, 22 Jan 1941. Note torpedo nets. Photo 1 of 2.
Soldier of the Polish Carpathian Brigade in Tobruk, Libya, 1941Troops of Australian 2/2nd Infantry Battalion rushing through the streets of Bardia, Libya, 4 Jan 1941Smoke rising from the port of Tobruk, Libya, 22 Jan 1941.Italian cruiser San Giorgio after being scuttled in the harbor at Tobruk, Libya as Australian troops entered the city, 22 Jan 1941. Note torpedo nets. Photo 1 of 2.
Italian cruiser San Giorgio after being scuttled in the harbor at Tobruk, Libya as Australian troops entered the city, 22 Jan 1941. Note torpedo nets. Photo 2 of 2.Erwin Rommel arriving at Tripoli, Libya, 12 Feb 1941A Marmon-Herrington Armored Car at Tobruk, Libya, 8 May 1941. Note the Italian Breda Model 35 anti-aircraft gun mounted on the top and the steel wheel ramps hanging over the rear wheels.Corporal Butcher and Drivers George Lawson, Skews, Shoobridge, and M. J. Chalmers of Australian 9th Division Army Service Corps at Tobruk, Libya, 25 Sep 1941
Italian cruiser San Giorgio after being scuttled in the harbor at Tobruk, Libya as Australian troops entered the city, 22 Jan 1941. Note torpedo nets. Photo 2 of 2.Erwin Rommel arriving at Tripoli, Libya, 12 Feb 1941A Marmon-Herrington Armored Car at Tobruk, Libya, 8 May 1941. Note the Italian Breda Model 35 anti-aircraft gun mounted on the top and the steel wheel ramps hanging over the rear wheels.Corporal Butcher and Drivers George Lawson, Skews, Shoobridge, and M. J. Chalmers of Australian 9th Division Army Service Corps at Tobruk, Libya, 25 Sep 1941
Polish General Wladyslaw Sikorski inspecting the Polish Carpathian Brigade in Tobruk, Libya, Nov 1941RAAF No. 3 Squadron officers in a Bantam BRC 40 Jeep in the Libyan desert, late 1941An Italian soldier surrendering to an Indian soldier in North Africa at the onset of Operation Crusader, eastern Libya, Nov 1941Damaged Ju 87B Stuka dive bomber, Acroma, Libya, Dec 1941
Polish General Wladyslaw Sikorski inspecting the Polish Carpathian Brigade in Tobruk, Libya, Nov 1941RAAF No. 3 Squadron officers in a Bantam BRC 40 Jeep in the Libyan desert, late 1941An Italian soldier surrendering to an Indian soldier in North Africa at the onset of Operation Crusader, eastern Libya, Nov 1941Damaged Ju 87B Stuka dive bomber, Acroma, Libya, Dec 1941
Dodge 1/2 ton ambulance in British service, Libya, 1942A captured G.50 aircraft, Sidi Rezegh, Libya, circa early 1942German crewmen Hoffmann and Berger cleaning the machine gun barrel of Bf 109 fighter W. Nr. 8673, which belonged to Hans-Joachim Marseille, Martuba, Libya, Mar 1942Kittyhawk Mark I fighter with the RAF 112 Squadron taxiing through the scrub of the Libyan desert, 2 Apr 1942. The crewman on the wing is helping guide the pilot whose view is obscured by the aircraft’s raised nose.
Dodge 1/2 ton ambulance in British service, Libya, 1942A captured G.50 aircraft, Sidi Rezegh, Libya, circa early 1942German crewmen Hoffmann and Berger cleaning the machine gun barrel of Bf 109 fighter W. Nr. 8673, which belonged to Hans-Joachim Marseille, Martuba, Libya, Mar 1942Kittyhawk Mark I fighter with the RAF 112 Squadron taxiing through the scrub of the Libyan desert, 2 Apr 1942. The crewman on the wing is helping guide the pilot whose view is obscured by the aircraft’s raised nose.

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