The image displays an illuminated historical map, part of an exhibit detailing "Operation Felix - Axis

The image displays an illuminated historical map, part of an exhibit detailing "Operation Felix - Axis." The map focuses on the Western Mediterranean region, showing Spain, Portugal, France, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, colored distinctively (yellow-beige for Spain/Portugal, red for North Africa, dark grey for France, light blue for water). Gibraltar is marked by a prominent black circle. White dashed lines with arrows originate from Gibraltar, indicating proposed Axis invasion routes or strategic movements towards various cities in Spanish Morocco (Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Mogador, Agadir) and North Africa (Oran, Arzeu, Algiers). A small white radio tower icon with radiating lines is depicted near Arzeu/Algiers. Below the map, a text panel, partially visible, provides details of Operation Felix: Date (12 July 1940), Location (Madrid, Spain), Commanding Officer (General Alfred Jodl), Axis Forces Component (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht - OKW), and the operation's Aim: "Invade British controlled Gibraltar via Spain, bringing Spain into the war on the side of the Axis countries and seizing control over the Mediterranean." The map is mounted within a dark display frame, likely behind glass, consistent with an exhibit in a historical museum or military heritage site in Gibraltar, Gibraltar.