Two Japanese tanks smashed and fired by A.I.F. anti-tank gunners among felled trees blocking a road, A Japan...

Maori Battalion, with anti-tank gunners and a Bren carrier, on an Italian Road leading into Tripoli, during ...

Maori Battalion anti-tank gunners travelling to Tripoli, Libya

Anti tank gunners in action at Minqar Qaim, Egypt - Photograph taken by H Paton

Anti tank gunners awaiting orders to take up position on manoeuvres after the Libyan Campaign, Egypt

Anti tank gunners await orders to take up position on manoeuvres after the Libyan Campaign, Egypt

Anti tank gunners await orders to take up position on manoeuvres after the Libyan Campaign, Egypt

New Zealand anti-tank gunners at El Alamein, Egypt, during World War 2 - Photograph taken by M D Elias

Tank buster aircraft and a shot up anti tank gun in Tunisia, World War II - Photograph taken by M D Elias

A 2 pounder anti tank gun in position and under camouflage at El Saff, Egypt, during World War II

A 2 pounder anti tank gun in position during manoeuvres at El Saff, Egypt, during World War II

A Japanese lady flautist standing with a young girl among small pine trees. Watercolour

New Zealand anti-tank crew during World War II, in a forward area between Faenza and the Senio River, Italy ...

New Zealand tank passes a mule train on a dusty road in the Sora area, Italy, World War II - Photograph take...

Japanese gunners behind a. quick-iiiv-r A typical Japanese man-of-war on one of'their battleships. Sailor. (...

Japanese huts and trees on two outcrops of rock either side of a channel of water. Watercolour

A tank patrolling the beach on Nissan, shooting up caves in which Japanese were thought to he hiding

Official U.S. Navy Pho Blazing anti-aircraft guns of U.S.S. Sangamon have just driven off a Japanese bomber ...

[A Russian woman is having a nightmare showing disasterous defeats of the Russian army and navy on all fronts in the war against Japan; she is being attended to by a doctor who is taking her pulse, two maids, and a member of the clergy, possibly a bishop]