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HAILED AS ONE OF THE MOST AUDACIOUS OPERATIONS OF THE GREAT WAR, THE RESCUE OF STARVING SEAMEN HELD CAPTIVE IN NORTH AFRICA BY A FORCE OF ARMOURED CARS MARKED THE CLIMAX OF A FORGOTTEN CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE SENUSSI. STEVE SNELLING CHARTS THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF AN IMPROBABLE COUP THAT BECAME TAINTED BY CONTROVERSY

FIRST WORLD WAR | DESERT RESCUE

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