Desert driver

Ralph Alger Bagnold was the founder and first commander of the
Long Range Desert Group, a British Army unit that worked far behind
enemy lines in the Allied desert campaign during the Second World War.
But he’s perhaps best known as a pioneer of the use of vehicles in
desert exploration, developing techniques and devices that are still
being used today Photographs from the archives of the Royal
Geographical Society
January 2008
January 2008
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