British A 15 Cruiser Tank Mk VI "Crusader" passes burning German PzKpfw IV during Operation Crusader, the successful operation by British and Dominion forces to lift the siege of Tobruk, 1941.  Best regards, JR.

Operation Crusader.

Operation Husky, the Allied landing in Sicily: an Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle Mark I of No. 296 Squadron RAF takes off in the evening light from Goubrine II, Tunisia, during the airborne landings on the Island; possibly carrying a team from No. 2 Special Air Service on Operation Chestnut, 12 July 1943, a failed British raid conducted in support of the Allied invasion of Sicily. Victor Sierra

Take off in the evening light

Pair of British tanks during Operation Crusader, North Africa, 1941.  The Imperial War Museum caption identifies them as "Crusaders".  However, they appear to be the Crusader's immediate predecessor, the A 13 Mark II Cruiser Tank Mark IV.  The A 13 and A 15 entered service within quite a short timespace, and closely resemble one another in many respects.  However, the four road wheel construction of the left-hand tank, in particular, seems to distingish this A 13 from the five road wheel A 15 Crusader.  Best regards, JR.