A British soldier provides first aid to a wounded comrade during a battle in the Western Desert, North Africa.
In the background, a crew commences direct fire from a 6-pounder (57-mm) anti-tank gun (Ordnance QF 6-pounder 7cwt Mk.II); December 1942.

Action in the North African desert

General Montgomery, Commander of the British Eighth Army, chats with Lieutenant-Colonel Clive, CO of 6th Battalion Grenadier Guards, 7th Armoured Division at the Mareth Line. They're in a turretless M3 tank known in the British Army as a "Stuart Recce"; Tunisia, 8 March, 1943.

In a Stuart Recce tank

Wehrmacht prisoners of war captured by the Allies in Normandy, are at berth No. 5 in a port in southern Great Britain.  British military police officers are watching the unloading process; 1944.