The 4.2 inch mortar was carried in specially designed trailers and towed by the Loyd carrier.

Note. Only trailer, Lloyd carrier not included.

A10 Cruiser tanks equipped armoured regiments of the 1st Armoured division in France 1940 and in early in desert battles.

A13 Cruiser tanks equipped armoured regiments of the 1st Armoured division in France 1940 and in early in desert battles.

A9 Cruiser tanks equipped armoured regiments of the 1st Armoured division notably the 3rd RTR in France 1940 . They were also used in the Greek campaign and in the early in desert battles.

The Achilles was a British adaptation of the American M10 tank destroyer rearmed with the potent 17lb anti tank gun. Issued to the anti tank regiments of Armoured Divisions from early 1944 in time for the Normandy invasion.

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The Archer 17lb SP was a potent anti tank weapon issued to anti tank regiments of Infantry Divisions at a level of one troop per battery from late 1944 onwards both in Northern Europe and Italy.

The Bedford OY truck far the most popular and well known vehicle in the 3 ton class. Adapted for military use in 1939 it was based on the civilian Bedford  OL model fitted with a simplified sloping bonnet and flat front. Used on all fronts through.. Read more here.

The Bedford QL was in production from 1941 to 1945 with over 52,000 made in total. Used for various applications from general cargo to troop carrying. Some versions were also fitted with special bodies and used as radio trucks and  40mm Bofors tra.. Read more here.

Bedford WL 3 ton truck based on a commercial prewar design was extensively used by the BEF to transport troops to and from the front line. Although commonly seen in early war propaganda photographs laden with cheerful "Tommies" waving for the cameras,&.. Read more here.

The Bishop was the result of the need for a HE gun that was able accompany armored units to shell to Axis anti tank gun lines and enemy strong points. The vehicle was based on a Valentine tank chassis and was armed with the 25lb gun howitzer. It was seen .. Read more here.

Armoured observation post carrier Mk III was issued to Field artillery regiments one per battery. The model was equipped with field phone cable reels and a ladder for reaching cables on poles.

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This version of the Universal carrier was used by Independent Machine Gun Companies attached to Motor Battalions of Armoured Divisions.

A Universal carrier was used for transporting Vickers machine gun sections of Machine Gun Battalions supporting infantry Divisions.

Used bythe Mortar sections of Rifle companies within Infantry Divisions for transporting 3 inch mortars.

The Pithead model has a mortar tube mounted across the rear of the vehicle and onboard ammunition.
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Universal carrier infantry section. A platoon of 13 carriers was attached to each Infantry battalion. They were used as a rapid reaction force to deploy to trouble spots or to seize objectives. These vehicles were also used in Motor companies of Armoured .. Read more here.

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The Challenger 17 lb gun tank was used to equip Cromwell armed Reconnaissance Regiments of Armoured Divisions at one tank per troop from August 1944 onwards.

Churchill VI was a heavily armoured infantry support tank that equipped independent armoured Brigades used in support of Divisional infantry attacks . This vehicle was the most common version of the Churchill used by these units and is recognisable by its.. Read more here.

The CMP (Canadian Military Pattern)  truck  was used extensively by the British and Canadian forces as general purpose transport throughout WW2 . This model is the later design used from around 1942 until the end of the war. With looks that only.. Read more here.

The Cromwell IV cruiser tank was issued to the Armoured Reconnaissance Regiments of British an Polish Armoured Divisions. It was fitted with a British 75mm gun and the armour protection was similar to the Sherman but with a higher top speed that befitted .. Read more here.

Cromwell VI CS (close support version) was an ordinary Cromwell fitted with a short 95mm howitzer for infantry support.

The Crusader AA tank armed saw service In Normandy and was used to equip the anti aircraft troops of armored regiments. The design made use of surplus Crusader hulls, the sand shields were removed and they were fitted with a turret mounting twin Oerlikon .. Read more here.

A15 Crusader 1 cruiser tank series first saw combat in operation “Battleaxe” in 1941. The tank was fast but lightly armoured and its 2 lb gun was unable to fire a HE round which was a big handicap when engaging anti tank guns. In its production .. Read more here.

The Crusader III was the first tank to be fitted with the 6lb antitank gun and saw service at the second battle of El Alamein. The larger gun restricted the space in the turret so the crew was reduced from 4 to 3 men. Despite the fact the tanks armour was.. Read more here.

The  Daimler Dingo scout car was used as a liaison vehicle throughout the war although this particular model is the late war version . One of these maneuverable little vehicles was used on a daring reconnaissance mission behind German lines in 1944 t.. Read more here.

Armed with a 2lb high velocity  gun and Besa machine gun, the Daimler first saw action in North Africa with the 11th Hussars.  It was widely used in North West Europe, Italy and North Africa .  Produced  from 1942 onwards the vehicle w.. Read more here.

The early war British 15cwt truck was an open cab design with an aero windscreen. It was produced in large numbers by Morris, Bedford and Fordson and used from 1940 up to around 1942 on all fronts.  Huge numbers of these vehicles were left abandoned .. Read more here.

Similar to the Sherman Firefly V but utilising an M4A1 cast hull chassis. Issued to Sherman equipped British independent Armoured Brigades at one per troop.

Sherman Firefly V was a British adaptation of the M4A4 fitted with the potent 17lb gun. This model was rushed into service in time for the Normandy invasion to counter German heavy tank models like the Panther and Tiger . The vehicle had a reduced crew of.. Read more here.

The M3 Grant tank was produced by the Americans to a British specification that stated it should be armed with a gun capable of firing a HE shell. The resultant sponson mounted gun design was not pretty but in the short term proved effective enough and ma.. Read more here.

Humber Scout Car Mk 1 was used operationally as a liaison and reconnaissance vehicle in armoured units from 1944 onwards.

Humber 4x4 utility affectionately known as the "Box" was  the likely predecessor to the modern day Range Rover . Served on all fronts from 1940 onwards.

Produced in 1941 served  in reconnaissance  units of  the Western Desert and Italy.    Three man crew: driver, gunner, commander armed with one 15 mm and one 7.92 mm calibre Besa machine gun. About 440 units built..

Produced  from 1942 , served with reconnaissance  units  in North West Europe and Italy. Three man crew: driver, gunner, commander armed with a US 37mm gun . About 2,000 units built.

The ubiquitous US Jeep was widely used as a command and liaison vehicle in all types of unit.

The late war British 15cwt truck was improved by adding an all weather canvas cab, it was produced in large numbers by Morris, Bedford and Fordson and used from 1942 until the end of the war on all fronts. The vehicle was used as light transport or as a p.. Read more here.

Late war 15cwt Radio truck Bedford  MWR with a covered cabin served in Italy and NW Europe.

The Loyd carrier was used to tow the 6lb anti tank gun issued to infantry Battalion anti tank Platoons. The vehicle was also used to tow the 4.2 inch mortar trailer in the mortar sections of the Medium Machine Gun Companies attached to Infantry Divisions... Read more here.

The M10 tank destroyer was built as the result of a strange American tactical concept that held tanks would not be called on to fight other tanks so would not require anti tank guns. A number of these vehicles were supplied to the British 3rd and 50th inf.. Read more here.

American produced Halftrack armoured personnel carrier was issued to Motor battalions of Armoured Divisions 1944. Unlike US units, British vehicles were not fitted with a 50 cal HMG.

M4 Sherman tank was used in the Western desert during the battle of El Alamain and in The Italian campaign of 1943. Recognisable by its lack of open air vents on its engine deck. This model was also used to equip independent armoured brigades in North Wes.. Read more here.

M4A1 Sherman tank was used in the Western desert during the battle of El Alamain and in The Italian campaign of 1943. Recognisable by rounded its cast hull. This model was also used to equip independent armoured brigades in North West Europe.

M4A2 Sherman tank was used in the Western desert during the battle of El Alamain and in The Italian campaign of 1943. Powered by a Diesel engine, this tank equipped independent armoured brigades in North West Europe.

M4A4 Sherman tank was a stretched version of the M4 tank, having greater spacing between its bogey sets than previous models so that a longer engine could be accomodated. The A4 version was used by British, Canadian and Polish Armoured Divisions that were.. Read more here.

Ninety M7 Priests were supplied to the British army in North Africa in time for the second battle of El Alamein . They later served in the Italian campaign until they were replaced by the Canadian built Sexton in 1944. The vehicles were issued to artiller.. Read more here.

Matilda 1 was a heavily armoured lightly armed tank that was famously used by the RTR in the Arras counter attack in 1940.

Matilda 2 , heavily armoured for its day but a lightly armed tank used by the 7th RTR in France 1940 and in the campaigns in North Africa.

Ten of these Machine Gun (Bren) Carriers were supplied to each Infantry Battalion organised in 3 sections plus one HQ carrier . Each section had three carriers transporting 3 men, two with Bren guns while the third carried a Boyes anti tank rifle. Used in.. Read more here.

This  was  the main Field artillery equipment used by British forces in France 1940. Following the fall of France it was replaced by the 25lb gun in all field artillery regiments as soon as  the guns became available.

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The ubiquitous  Quad was the Standard Field artillery tractor of the British Army serving throughout the war  on all fronts from France to Hamburg. This is the Mk 2 tractor with the metal roof towing the earlier.
25lb Mk2 without a  muzz.. Read more here.

The  Mk3 25lb field gun  was fitted with a muzzle brake intended to reduce the strain on the carriage when firing supercharged rounds . It was introduced  during the second half of the war and served in Europe and Italy, towed here by the l.. Read more here.

The vehicle based was based on a turretless Ram tank . It was inspired by Canadian General Simonds use of defrocked Priest personnel carriers in “Operation Totalise” August 1944. Over a hundred Kangaroos were issued to the 1st Canadian armoured .. Read more here.

A successful adaptation of the Canadian Ram tank chassis mounting a 25lb Howitzer. Issued to Artillery Regiments of armoured divisions from 1944.

Scout carrier used in conjunction with the Vickers Light Tank in the Reconnaissance role in France 1940 and in the early Desert battles . The vehicle is recognisable by its longer square crew section sited on the right hand side.

The Staghound , although US built  it only served with commonwealth forces. Armed with a 37mm gun it was originally intended for desert use but was introduced too late so served in  Europe but its size proved a liability. A total of 2,844 were b.. Read more here.

The Valentine II first saw combat during “Operation Crusader. It was extensively used in the North African campaign and had the reputation of a reliable and well protected vehicle. However, the Mk II shared the common weakness of the British tanks of.. Read more here.

The Valentine X tank was armed with a 6lb anti tank gun . It served in the North African campaign until the end of the desert battles by which time it was being replaced by more improved tanks. Many Canadian built versions were exported to Russia where th.. Read more here.

Vickers Mk VI light tank used by Reconnaissance Regiments in France 1940 and in the early desert battles.

The Wasp MkIIc was a Canadian adaptation of the Universal carrier equipped with a flame thrower. It was issued to Medium Machine Gun support companies in the 21st Army Group during the latter stages of the war and proved very effective in evicting enemy t.. Read more here.

White scout car served in the late war British army in the recconaisance companies , as command post and  an artillery observers vehicle.