The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
War artists working from a platform attached to a British Mk IV tank. The letters 'WC' are painted on the tank.
A British Mk IV Female tank, that had been captured by the Germans and then, as seen here, recaptured by the British at Le Fort de la Pompelle. Staff Nurse Dorothy Sevilla White, Australian Army Nursi
Three unidentified British soldiers standing amongst supplies, which have probably been delivered in the British Mk IV male tank with 'Supply' painted on the side. A horse is in the foreground and a
An Infantry Tank Mk IV, also known as a Churchill Mk VII. Similar vehicles are visible in the background.
This gun shield was fitted to a 6 pounder Hotchkiss QF Mk II 6 cwt gun (RELAWM05041). The shield is made from 10 mm steel plate. It is painted grey and bears 'ghost' marks on the inner surface, the
Rheims, France. c. 1920. An English Mk IV Male tank, that had been captured by the Germans and then, as seen here, recaptured by the English at Le Fort de la Pompelle. Note the German iron cross paint
British Mk IV male tanks being fired upon by German artillery, anti tank guns and mine throwers.