E 18513. British infantry rushes an enemy strong point through the dust and smoke of enemy shell fire.

The M4 Sherman was the main Allied tank in WW2, mass-produced to an extent of 50,000 and used in countless conflicts through numerous decades.

[Photo] Crusader tanks moving toward the front lines during the Second Battle of El Alamein, 24 Oct 1942

Moustaches were de rigeur in the 51st Highland Division. You can see this oil painting in the National War Museum.

E 19781. A full length portrait of Corporal T Sillito who was a member of a four-man SAS patrol tasked to blow up the rail line in the enemy's rear just before the offensive at El Alamein

A travelling exhibit by Winnipeg's Manitoba Museum explores the Canadian suffragette movement in Manitoba

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The Italian War Memorial at El Alamein. They may have lost the war, but the Italian architects didn't lose the design battle at El Alamein. The strict, monumental style of their War Memorial was the most striking of all the War Memorials. No wonder so many non-Italian tourists stop by here!