The War Illustrated, Volume 8, No. 186, Page 181, August 4, 1944.

After the grim tank clashes which preceded the capture of Caen on July 9, 1944. British tanks are here seen halted in a street, while an anti-tank gun unit sets up at a corner. Engaged in the Normandy fighting was a new British type, the Cromwell tank, which has a 75-mm gun and a special high capacity engine; further hitting power was given to Allied armour by American-built Sherman tanks recently fitted with the famous British long-barreled 17-punder gun. Photo, British Official.