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“Eric ‘Bobby’ Feakins served with 520 Battery, 107th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery (South Notts Hussars) in North Africa. In 1942 Feakins was serving in an armoured car as an Observation Post assistant and driver when he was wounded by a shell, with most of the officers and men around him being killed outright.”
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“Eric ‘Bobby’ Feakins served with 520 Battery, 107th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery (South Notts Hussars) in North Africa. In 1942 Feakins was serving in an armoured car as an Observation Post assistant and driver when he was wounded by a shell, with most of the officers and men around him being killed outright.”

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“Two wounded soldiers from the Durham Light Infantry during the Mareth line battle in Tunisia, March 1943.”
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“Two wounded soldiers from the Durham Light Infantry during the Mareth line battle in Tunisia, March 1943.”

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Medics give first aid to a soldier wounded in the battle for Vyborg in June 1944, as the Finns retreated from the Karelian Isthmus in the face of a huge Soviet artillery barrage and advance.Date 1939-44[[source]]

Medics give first aid to a soldier wounded in the battle for Vyborg in June 1944, as the Finns retreated from the Karelian Isthmus in the face of a huge Soviet artillery barrage and advance.
Date 1939-44

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