Not sure where the best place to put these was, as they cover vehicles, artillery and aviation! Feel free to move it if deemed neccessary.
Although my Grandad was lucky enough to survive the war, despite some very very close shaves. Served with 200 Battery 68th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment at first (turns out the Germans didn't like 3.7inch heavy anti aircraft guns blasting away Panzers at Tobruk, and he was on one of the last trucks out after his Regiment was wiped out), then served in the 69th during Italy, he died around a year before I was born, so never got to meet him. Hope these are of interest
Anecdotes include him making the front page of the local paper (dad has a copy back home) of him meeting his wife's brother (in Cairo IIRC), on christmas day in the desert him and the gun crew being served up with a huge trifle, the top covered in flies. No one wanted their portion, so he had theirs, simply scooping the fly covered top off and eating the rest!
My Grandad, Frederick Albert Langham, but always known as Albert
In front of a 3 ton truck
Good photo showing pup tent, rear wheels from 3.7inch gun and a CMP truck in the background
Not sure how many men here, possibly the whole battery? Vehicles in the background are three AEC Matador's, used to tow the 3.7inch guns
P40 'Kittyhawk' fighter
B24 'Liberator' bomber
Barrage balloon, and a Fordson WOT2 15 cwt truck on the ground
Gun crew, showing the 3.7inch gun - Grandad kneeling on the left
Marmon Herrington armoured car, without any armament
In front of a pyramid
British Valentine tank, captured by the Germans and then re-captured by the British
Tea break at Tobruk
Simply captioned 'Wog Army' - always thought it was a weird coincedence that the guy on my Grandad's left looks just like him