German Goliath tracked mines ('beetle tank') captured by British forces.

Captured Goliaths

British soldiers arresting male and female members of the staff the Dönitz government with fixed bayonet. Flensburg-Mürwik/Northern Germany. May 23, 1945.

Arresting

&quot;How 'the longest day'  -  June 6, 1944, in Normandy  -  ended for two desperately burned soldiers of the British Army. 

They were almost certainly tank crewmen, who faced a terrible fate if they were hit by enemy fire. Sherman tanks were known with black humour as Ronsons or Tommy Cookers, because they 'brewed up' so readily. 

The men who manned the tanks learned to jump for their lives the moment a shell struck  -  if they were lucky enough to be still able to do so.&quot; 

(taken from the dailymail uk website)