One of my favorite images, and now colorized. It also shows how fierce the current can be in the canal at certain times the way it's tweaking the bridge.
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Some great pics of EAF MiG-17 dropping some serious ordinance on something, either the major enemy's intel center in Sinai or tank columns. Talk about a huge disadvantage in aircraft, but they loved that model and used it so well.
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6 hours after the initial air and artillery strike, all bridges set up and wall cut through with hoses thanks to the brilliant idea of that young, military engineer who came up with the idea of using gas generators to power fire hoses and use the canal water to erode wide enough passages through the sand wall that took the enemy millions of dollars and several weeks to erect and fortify. All forts were taken over except the furthest one north, opposite of Port Said as they deemed it too difficult and unnecessary since by 8pm, 5 armored and infantry divisions had already crossed and taken up position on the eastern bank, while capturing all the other forts along the entire canal.
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Some excellent footage.
15 total A330s?! Are you sure about that? That quantity seems way over what they need. Not sure why they would need so many of them like that.