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English: Israely paratrooper after dropping. Mitla, Sinai. Operation Kadesh (1956).
Русский: Израильский парашютист после приземления около перевала Митле. Суэцкий кризис, 1956.
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Źródło http://www.202.org.il/Pages/kadesh/sinai/jump.php
Autor Uri Dan
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Mitla pass, Sinai.

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