Afrika Korp officers joke around with captured Italian officer uniform, North Africa 1942
Captured Canadian Ford CMP 15 CW Truck as command car for german army unit in Russia 1942.
American airforce officers eat K rations beside 1942 Dodge WC-51 3/4 ton Weapons Carrier, France 1944.
view from Assaraya al-Hamra over Tripoli, Libya 1942
German occupation
German Marder 3 Panzer Column with 7.5 cm PaK 40, Quai Charles Quint, La Goulette, Tunisia, 1942
Kriegsmarine sailor beside 20mm Flak AA cannon on german supply ship, Tunis, Tunisia 1942, Quai Transatlantique
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel watching battlefield 1941 Tunisia in Captured British armoured truck MAX. MAMMUT
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel watching battlefield 1941 Tunisia in Captured British armoured truck MAX. MAMMUT
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel watching battlefield 1941 Tunisia in Captured British armoured truck MAX. MAMMUT
Souq al-Mushir Market, Tripoli, Libya, 1942, German Afrika Korp
Erwin Rommel standing beside Horch 901 Staff car after Propaganda Film Interview, Tunisia. 1942. General Staff.
German Afrika Korp War Reporter sitting in his Army Jeep, Volkswagen kübelwagen 82, Karthago, Tunisia, 1942.
Afrika Korp Horch 901 unloaded from Messerschmitt Me 323 "Gigant" Transport Plane , El-Aouiana Airport, Tunisia 1942.
German War Photographer Fritz Moosmüller drinks wine beside Leica III Camera, Apartment Balcony, Karthago, Tunesien 1942
Erwin Rommel, The Desert Fox drinking coffee and eating breakfast in the Desert, El Alamein 1942
German Occupation of Tunis, Tunisia, 1942. Ez-Zitouna Mosk
German Afrika Korp soldier in Pith Helmet & goggles with Italian officer using Trench periscope. Tunisia 1942.
Rommels War Photographer Fritz Moosmueller dressed in traditional Sahara nomads costume. Tunisia 1942.
Rommels Afrika Korp soldiers filling Petrol Jerrycans in Quai Charles Quint, La Goulette, Tunisia, 1942
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel talks with Army Generals, Tunisian Desert 1942.
right: Field Marshal Erwin Rommel,
middle: Fritz Bayerlein,
left: Wilhelm Ritter von Thoma,
far left: Siegfried Westphal