British made "Wasp" flame thrower mounted to a armored personnel carrier.France,August 25, 1944.*Life Description(rudeerude)

"Wasp" flame thrower

Sherman III ARV I - British Amoured Recovery Vehicle conversion of Sherman III (M4A2), REME, 79th Armoured Division, Summer 1944. Note large winch pulley on front glacis plate and specialized storage on hull sides. Original caption: Canadian Armour Moving into Positions For Attack South of Caen, France.(rudeerude)

British Amoured Recovery Vehicle

Watched by one of the Squadron dogs, personnel of No. 92 Squadron RAF push one of their Supermarine Spitfire Mark VIIIs from the mud on the waterlogged landing ground at Canne, Apulia, Southern Italy. The No 92 Squadron was based at Canne, 
location of the famous Hannibal’s victory against the Romans on 2 August before Christ, from 22 November 1943 until 17 January 1944. Victor Sierra

