Question 1

Why were there no accurate maps of Libya at the start of WWII?

Accepted Answer

There were no accurate maps of Libya at the beginning of World War II, so the L.R.D.G. surveyed and mapped the country while on operations.

Question 2

What were the four-gallon cans called and why were they boxed in pairs?

Accepted Answer

The four-gallon cans were called 'flimsies' because the metal was so thin. They needed to be boxed in pairs to protect them from damage, and the boxes were used to build fires.

Question 3

Who was the technical advisor for Desert Patrol and what was his background?

Accepted Answer

The technical advisor was W.B. Kennedy Shaw, credited as such. He was Captain, later Major, William Boyd Kennedy Shaw OBE, an explorer, archaeologist, and founding member of the L.R.D.G.

Question 4

Which award was Desert Patrol nominated for?

Accepted Answer

Desert Patrol was nominated for a BAFTA Award in 1959.

Question 5

What is the synopsis of Desert Patrol?

Accepted Answer

A small British army team is sent deep behind enemy lines to destroy a German petrol dump as part of preparation for a major attack in the North African campaign.

Desert Patrol

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