The artillerymen of the Wehrmacht African Korps are firing from a 150 mm heavy field howitzer sFH 18 (schwere Feld Haubitze 18) during a battle in Tunisia, north Africa.

Heavy Field Howitzer

Artillerymen of the Wehrmacht Afrika Korps are preparing to set up and fire an 88-mm FlaK-37 anti-aircraft gun (8.8 cm Flugabwehrkanone 37); 1940-1941.

Artillery in the desert

A German 88-mm anti-aircraft gun FlaK 36 (Flugzeugabwehrkanone, meaning "aircraft-defense cannon")  is preparing to open fire. On the barrel of the gun, 24 bands are visible, indicating the number of enemy planes shot down by the battery.