Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: fighting vehicle

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq.

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq. This model of AFV was used by peace-keeping observers in many theatres - Cyprus and the Balkans for example.

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq. This model of AFV was in use with the British Army from 1958, but was unlikely to have been in action in the invasion of Iraq. Some of the Gulf States involved did use this vehicle, the defence of Kuwait. This specific AFV has been photographed in the Museum at RAF Cosford.

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq. This model of AFV was in use with the British Army from 1958, but was unlikely to have been in action in the invasion of Iraq. Some of the Gulf States involved did use this vehicle, in the defence of Kuwait. This specific AFV has been photographed in the Museum at RAF Cosford, at a later date.

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq.

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq.

National Army Museum external exhibits circa 1995

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British and captured vehicles and guns exhibited outside the National Army Museum after the invasion of Iraq. This carrier, from the M113 armoured personnel carrier family, was used in support of artillery units, including mobile Rapier anti-aircraft missile launchers.