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Peter Cox by “The Mosque” at Sidi Rezegh.

Italian trenches on the Tobruk perimeter

Near the Libya/ Egypt border

Defensive posts in gully near Tobruk

Australian fig tree dressing station near tobruk

Sidi Rezegh battle field

Sidi Rezegh battle field

Tobruk – Bardia road junction, 2007

Sollum from the road up the escarpment, 2007

Halfaya, 2007

Tobruk harbour

Sidi Rezegh escarpment from the Trigh Capuzzo

Tank position beside the Tobruk Bypass Road, near Ed Duda

Mersa Matruh

Tobruk Habour

Tobruk Habour

Sollum

Halfaya Pass

Halfaya Pass

Italian Defensive Trench

Italian Strongpoint near Ed Duda

Italian Strongpoint near Ed Duda

Italian Strongpoint near Ed Duda

Italian Strongpoint near Ed Duda

Wadi near Tobruk

View from Defensive Position

Graffiti Inside Defensive Position

Australian Fig Tree Dressing Station

Trigh Capuzzo

The Sidi Rezegh escarpment from the Trigh Capuzzo

Sidi Rezegh Battle Field

The Mosque 1941

The Mosque 2007

Italian Bypass Road

Approach to point 175

Sangar, looking towards edge of escarpment.

Wadi

Trigh Capuzzo, near the pylons, below the northern escarpment.

Looking eastwards down into the wadi Rugbet en-Nbeidat

The blockhouse in 1941.

The blockhouse in 2009.

The blockhouse in 2009.

Looking from the blockhouse towards the south-west in the direction of the airfield.

The front of the blockhouse

Close-up of some of the sangars.

Close-up of some of the sangars.

Camelthorn and Land Mines

Camelthorn and Land Mines

Gun pit – Sidi Rezegh airfield. Back: C.A. ‘Shorty’ Rogers, Brian Cox, John Black. Front: Laurie Daly, George Woolf, Bert Hambling.

Peter Cox at a Sangar at Sidi Rezegh Airfield

The mosque from the escarpment.

Close-up of mosque and looking over past the Trigh Capuzzo

New Zealand Graves

New Zealand Graves

Acroma War Cemetery

Acroma War Cemetery

The mosque in 1941.

The mosque in 2009.

Inside the Mosque

View looking eastwards along the escarpment from beside the mosque.

Looking back up towards the mosque from beside the Trigh Capuzzo.

Douglas Brass, war correspondent

Douglas in Taormina, Sicily, 1943

Douglas in North Africa, July 1943

Douglas Brass and his conducting officers, Tripoli 1943

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