The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
One of set of three studies of Armoured Fighting Vehicle fitters doing maintenance work on a Matilda Mark IV tank.
A view of a Maltilda Mark IV tank of the 2/9 Australian Armoured Regiment shown with the engine louvers raised. Two smoke shell discharge brackets can be seen on the side of the turret. The gun is a quick firing 2-pounder and that on the tank on the right is a 3 inch Howitzer. In the foreground is 'Joanie', a Chevrolet C15A, 15 CWT 4x4 truck with a framework for carrying the gantry.
Front view of one of the Matilda Mark IV tanks of 2/9th Australian Armoured Regiment showing the partially removed tracks with one of the bogeys on the nearest track. The crew commander's cupola flaps
One of three studies of Armoured Fighting Vehicle fitters doing maintenance work on a Matilda Mark IV tank. A Matilda Mark IV tank of the 2/9 Australian Armoured Regiment is shown, three quarter rear
A smokescreen canister emitting smoke after being fired from a discharger fitted an Infantry Tank Mark II Matilda II of the 2nd Army Tank Battalion. The Matilda tank in the image is stationary and it
Western Desert, Egypt. 10 August 1942. A British A12 Infantry Tank Mark II Matilda II Mark IV CS being dugout of the mud on the flats behind the Hill of Jesus, El Alamein. The tank is the close suppor
BALIKPAPAN, BORNEO, 30 JULY 1945. TROOPER K A FOX, A SQUADRON, 1 ARMOURED REGIMENT, SITTING ON THE TURRET OF A MATILDA TANK CLEANING A 7.92MM BESA MARK 2 MACHINE GUN.
A smokescreen canister emitting smoke after being fired from a discharger fitted to an Infantry Tank Mark II Matilda II of the 2nd Army Tank Battalion. The Matilda tanks in the picture are stationary
