The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified British soldier standing at the back of a Mark IV tank, which is covered with a tarpaulin and has had the tracks removed. An overhead gantry supported by guy ropes (visible left and right) has also been erected over the vehicle.
A line of four British Mark IV tanks at a maintenance depot in Palestine in various stages of repair. There are many items of equipment, tools and fittings visible in the foreground. The first vehicle
A mark IV Female tank which has been named 'Lady Wingate'. Note that the Lewis machine guns have been removed from the sponsons of this vehicle.
A British Mark IV supply tank, with the vehicle number 402. It has been fitted with sponsons but no armament. A number of Mark IV tanks were converted to the supply roll and were used to deliver ammun
Two tanks put out of action near Stirling Castle, in the Ypres sector during the attack on 20 September 1917. Taken while the fighting was continuing further forward, the photograph shows an unidentif
Two tanks put out of action near Stirling Castle, in the Ypres sector during the attack on 20 September 1917. Taken while the fighting was continuing further forward, the photograph shows an unidentif
A British Mark IV supply tank, with the vehicle number 402. It has been fitted with sponsons but no armament and is negotiating a small hillock. A number of Mark IV tanks were converted to the supply
