DescriptionMartin Maryland bombers in NAfrica 1941.jpg
English: A Royal Air Force Martin Maryland bombers in North Africa. Original caption:
Magyar: A brit királyi Légierő Martin Maryland közepesbombázói Észak-Afrikában. Eredeti képaláírás:
"1941-11. Empire forces in the Western Desert. Streamlined, American built Glenn Martin Maryland aircraft in flight speed away to attack enemy targets in Libya. Heavily armed and fast, this medium type bomber has a splendid record of achievement in the Middle East."
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== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=A Royal Air Force Martin ''Maryland'' bombers in North Africa. |Source={{AWM-image|010592}} |Date={{other date|ca|1941-11}} |Author=Australian armed forces |Permission=Image copyright: Copyright expired -