File:FV101 Scorpion Iraq 1991.jpg

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DescriptionFV101 Scorpion Iraq 1991.jpg	ID: DNST9207965 Service Depicted: Other Service Command Shown: D0302 A Scorpion reconnaissance vehicle of the 7th Brigade Royal Scots, 1st United Kingdom Armored Division, advances east into Kuwait from southern Iraq during Operation Desert Storm.
Date	28 February 1991
Source	http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/
Author	PHC HOLMES

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current	15:37, 11 February 2018	2,770 × 1,820 (1.76 MB)	Hohum	More yellow
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	06:30, 12 September 2006	2,770 × 1,820 (2.75 MB)	Harald Hansen	{{Information \|Description=ID: DNST9207965 Service Depicted: Other Service Command Shown: D0302 A Scorpion reconnaissance vehicle of the 7th Brigade Royal Scots, 1st United Kingdom Armored Division, advances east into Kuwait from southern Iraq during O