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Valentine II infantry tank at rest, date unknownValentine III infantry tank at rest, date unknown
Valentine II infantry tank at rest, date unknownValentine III infantry tank at rest, date unknown
Valentine infantry tank of UK 23rd Armoured Brigade carrying Scottish troops of the UK 51st Highland Division in North Africa, circa mid to late-1942; note the right-most soldier carrying a captured Italian Beretta Model 38 submachine gunCrowd of British factory workers checking out the Valentine tank named
Valentine infantry tank of UK 23rd Armoured Brigade carrying Scottish troops of the UK 51st Highland Division in North Africa, circa mid to late-1942; note the right-most soldier carrying a captured Italian Beretta Model 38 submachine gunCrowd of British factory workers checking out the Valentine tank named 'Stalin' during Russian Ambassador Ivan Maisky's visit, England, UK, circa 1943
Valentine IX infantry tank at rest, date unknownBritish Valentine II or IV infantry tanks lined up in Tripoli, Libya after they helped capturing the city, circa mid to late Jan 1943
Valentine IX infantry tank at rest, date unknownBritish Valentine II or IV infantry tanks lined up in Tripoli, Libya after they helped capturing the city, circa mid to late Jan 1943
Dismantled French AMC 35 S medium tank, Porto Farina, Tunisia, May 1943; two more AMC 35 S tanks and a Valentine Mk III tank in background
Dismantled French AMC 35 S medium tank, Porto Farina, Tunisia, May 1943; two more AMC 35 S tanks and a Valentine Mk III tank in background
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