Joe Hall Patton
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Tiger 131 and the Battle at Guriat el Atach
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January 31, 2020
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January 31, 2020
316,137
19,949
971
6.62%
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In April 1943, troops of the British First Army captured a German Tiger tank virtually intact. It was the first operable Tiger tank captured by the British. But the details of its capture, and the battle in which it was captured, are still mysterious. The History Guy recalls the forgotten battle at Guriat el Atach.
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