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Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0379/A/4 German propaganda made much of the presence of Tigers in Tunisia, even to the extent of posing a tank and its crew with the inevitable camel. |
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Two Tigers were knocked out by 6 pounder anti-tank guns of 72nd Anti-Tank
Regiment, Royal Artillery, in Tunisia on 20 January 1943. This is the leading
tank, a rear, left three-quarter view showing four distinct penetrations. |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 0143/A/6 |
Click to find out how to purchase this photo. Tank Museum photo No. 2395/F/6 | A second Tiger was captured intact following an action with 48th Royal Tank Regiment on 21 April 1943. It is shown here in a spot known as Redcap Alley with another famous piece of German equipment, the little NSU Kettenkrad. | |
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