File:AuF1 and AMX-10P (Royal Saudi Land Force).JPEG

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English: The 20th Brigade of the Royal Saudi Land Force displays a 155mm GCT self-propelled gun, left, and AMX-10P infantry combat vehicles during Operation Desert Shield.
Français : AuF1 de calibre 155 mm et AMX-10P de la 20e brigade de la force terrestre saoudienne royale. L'AMX-10P à droite est un véhicule d'observation de l'artillerie, celui qui est au centre est un engin adapté en PC de Batterie.
Date 15 May 1992 (Although it is impossible because Operation Desert Shield was over by then).
Source http://www.defenselink.mil/; ID: DF-ST-92-07470, Defense Visual Information Center.
Author TECH. SGT. H. H. DEFFNER
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