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18-06-18, 22:51
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Not only tanks littered the area for years after the Operation: this picture shows two LCT's on the sea dike. They were broken up in situ in September 1949, five years after they stranded.
In the background is Radar Station W 154. In November 1944 this was one of the targets of the Commando's, who found it abandoned. NL-HaNA_2.24.01.09_0_903-6340.jpg Source: http://proxy.handle.net/10648/a8cf0a...8-003048976d84
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