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Photograph B02001 First World War, 1914-1918An Officer observing a British MK I female tank which was put out of action in the battle of Gaza, and afterwards used by the enemy as a redoubt.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An officer observing the British tank which was put out of action in the battle of Gaza.
An Officer observing a British MK I female tank which was put out of action in the battle of Gaza, and afterwards used by the enemy as a redoubt.

A British tank put out of action in the battle of Gaza, and afterwards used by the enemy as a redoubt.

Australian soldiers standing on and around a wrecked British Mark I (Mk I) tank which was put out of action on 19 April 1917 by Turkish forces during the second battle of Gaza. It was captured by the

"One of the three tanks which were put out of action in the fight for Hamel in France, photographed on July 5th, 1918, the day after the operation. Note the French Tricolour on the roof of the house.

ITALY. 1943-10. TROOPS OF A BRITISH REGIMENT ADVANCING IN THE SALERNO AREA PAST A WRECKED GERMAN PANZERKAMPFWAGEN IV AUSF H MEDIUM TANK WHICH WAS PUT OUT OF ACTION DURING A PREVIOUS ATTACK. (BRITISH A

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
