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DescriptionIWM-Q-12329-armoured-car-Megiddo-1918.jpg |
The Battle of Megiddo, September 1918: A Light Armoured Car patrol in the hills above Samaria.
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1918 |
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This is photograph Q 12329 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums (collection no. 1900-34) |
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Westmoreland, George |
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- It was commercially published prior to 1963; or
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