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

An M7 Priest crosses a bridge made from two Churchill ARKs (Armoured Ramp Carriers), taken in April 1945, crossing the Senio River, Italy.
It is not clear from the angle of the vehicle whether this Priest is the conventional Self Propelled Gun, or a ‘Defrocked’ or ‘Kangaroo’ Priest that has been converted to an Armoured Personnel Carrier. Kangaroos played a key role in this final attack. A total of 102 Priests were converted in Italy.
taken from fb/Bovington Tank Museum

M7 Priest/Kangaroo

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.