The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 line of six British Mark IV Male and Female tanks at a maintenance depot somewhere in Palestine. The first vehicle (left) is a Female, named 'Lady Wingate'. The second vehicle (from left) is named H
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 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
Depicts an image of a British Mark IV 'male' tank resting in a field. The Mark IV male tanks carried 6-pounder guns, in contrast to the 'female' tanks which carried Lewis guns. There was one male to e
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
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 ri
