A destroyed German "Tiger II tank of Wehrmacht's 2nd company, 506th Heavy Tank Battalion (2./s.Pz.Abt. 506) at the beginning of Weverstraat street in the Dutch town of Oosterbeek, September 25, 1944. 
This tank received hits from a British 57 mm, 6-pounder anti-tank gun (Ordnance QF 6 -pounder) under the command of Lieutenant Adrian Donaldson - not fewer than 7 times, but it did not inflict any harm to it. The tank returned fire and destroyed it. Finally, this tank was immobilized by hits in the chassis from a 75-mm howitzer, and finally destroyed by two rocket launchers PIAT.

Dead Tiger

Leuven(Louvain) was held by the B.E.F. who resisted stubbornly. Louvain's famous library, destroyed during the first World War, was again severely damaged. The picture above shows an anti-tank gun emplaced at a strategic point amidst houses which have been shattered-by bombardment.

Tommies in Leuven(Louvain)

A battery of British 114-mm anti-aircraft guns (QF 4.5 inch L/45 Mark II) point skyward in the surrounding area of London, in anticipation for oncoming German bombers. (The designation QF stands for Quick Firing).