RAF stations on the Iraq - Transjordan frontier are guarded by the famous Arab Legion of

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RAF stations on the Iraq - Transjordan frontier are guarded by the famous Arab Legion of

RAF stations on the Iraq - Transjordan frontier are guarded by the famous Arab Legion of the Amir of Transjordan.
Commanded by British Officers, the Desert Patrol of the Arab legion is responsible for the maintenance of order in the deserts and has become more important than ever from the point of Empire security.
Photo shows: Airmen and a member of the Legion discuss the situation.
20th May 1941

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