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WESTERN DESERT. A SHELL FROM A GERMAN TANK LANDING CLOSE TO THE NEW ZEALAND ANTI-TANK GUN.
WESTERN DESERT. NEW ZEALANDERS WITH ANTI-TANK GUN IN ACTION AGAINST GERMAN ARMOURED FORCES. AT THIS STAGE THEY HAD THREE GERMAN TANKS TO DEAL WITH SIMULTANEOUSLY AND SUCCEEDED IN DISABLING THEM ALL.
WESTERN DESERT. CREW OF A GERMAN TANK SURRENDER TO NEW ZEALANDERS AFTER THEIR TANK HAD BEEN PUT OUT OF ACTION BY THE ANTI-TANK GUN (SEE 10861). THE VERY WARLIKE LOOKING CHAP WITH HIS BACK TO THE TANK
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-08. CLOSE-UP OF "THE LITTLE HOLE THAT DID ALL THE DAMAGE". THIS GERMAN PANZERKAMPFWAGEN III MEDIUM TANK WAS DISABLED BY FIRE FROM AN AUSTRALIAN ANTI-TANK BATTERY. THE SMALL
WESTERN DESERT. THE GERMAN CREW OF A CAPTURED BRITISH MATILDA TANK SURRENDER TO NEW ZEALANDERS AFTER THEIR TANK HAD BEEN PUT OUT OF ACTION BY THE ANTI-TANK GUN (SEE 10861). THE VERY WARLIKE LOOKING C
Western Desert. A New Zealand soldier searches a German after his tank was put out of action by an anti-tank gun. The tank in the backgound is a Matilda II which was captured by Germans forces and the
WESTERN DESERT, EGYPT. 1942-07-31. CAPTURED 2.8 CM ANTI-TANK GUN, TAPERED BORE. NOTE SHELL IN RIGHT FOREGROUND.
