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Ian was born in Magwa Hospital in Ahmadi in 1955 and lived in Kuwait until 1975. He’s scanned over 300 Kuwait-related photos from his family’s collection, which he’s kindly given me permission to share. This bath of photos I'm sharing were taken over various weekends and holidays in Kuwait, between the late 60s and early 70s.
The photos were taken by Ian, his father Arthur, and his younger brother Tom. All photos belong to Ian, if you copy them, please credit him.
Severely limited in my surroundings, this is about the best I could muster. Not like you can walk around here very easily :-)
Kuwait City, the capital of the Arabian Gulf country of Kuwait, is renowned for its Grand Mosque, which boasts a spacious interior and a dome adorned with chandeliers.
Along the waterfront, Seif Palace, dating back to the late 19th century, showcases a neo-Arabic watchtower and well-kept gardens. Close by, the Kuwait National Museum delves into the nation's history and hosts science exhibitions in its planetarium. The extensive Souk Al-Mubarakiya offers a variety of food and handicrafts.
A U.S. A10 takes off in front of the setting sun in Kuwait March 15, 2003. Both U.S. and the British Royal Air Force are continuing to patrol the no fly zone in southern Iraq. POOL REUTERS/Russell Boyce
Personil Jamrud, personil Boomerang dan manajer Radja dibelakang terowongan panggung, bertemu seorang wanita penggemar Sheila on 7 dengan anaknya.
NORTHERN KUWAIT, Kuwait -- The Marines of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, take a moment to rest and eat as they prepare for possible conficts with Irag in Northern Kuwait..The Marines of Regimental Combat Team 5 prepare along side with other elements of the American and British forces in the Northern deserts of Kuwait for possible conflicts with Iraq in support of Operation Enduring Freedom..(Official U.S. Marine Corps photograph taken Sergeant Kevin R. Reed)
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Ian was born in Magwa Hospital in Ahmadi in 1955 and lived in Kuwait until 1975. He’s scanned over 300 Kuwait-related photos from his family’s collection, which he’s kindly given me permission to share. This bath of photos I'm sharing were taken over various weekends and holidays in Kuwait, between the late 60s and early 70s.
The photos were taken by Ian, his father Arthur, and his younger brother Tom. All photos belong to Ian, if you copy them, please credit him.