Warning: The originals photos, texts, films, music, etc ... of the period previous to 1921 year -see the Act of the US Congress about it - have no copyright and belong to the public domain. However, those same pictures, I process this blog, when I restore and paint the pictures, then the right of modification is produced, ie that are protected by full copyright law, in this case mine. Of course there are many more laws in the world, declared in the public domain photographs (which is the topic at hand), in very later dates to the aforementioned (Example: WWII, Korea, etc ...).
Though not evident in this particular photograph, other pictures of the same scene show that the tank in the foreground is standard A10 Mk IIa with 2pdr gun, not a CS variant. The knight's helmet marking of 2nd Armoured Division had a red ground, not a black one, and 3rd RTR used the blue tactical markings of the third senior regiment in a brigade, not red as shown in the squares shown here. But despite all that pedantry, this is a really attractive rendition of an interesting scene from a rarely-recorded campaign.
ReplyDeleteHola Tankfan,
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias por tu comentario. Tomo nota de tus indicaciones. Voy a repasar la carpeta y las notas para la confeccón de este post.
Cordialmente,
Jose Luis
José Juis Castillo
Hello Tankfan,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your comment. I take note of your indications. I will review the folder and the notes for the preparation of this post.
Cordially,
Jose Luis
José Juis Castillo