Matilda II passes 40mm Bofors Gun

Matilda II passes 40mm Bofors Gun
Here we see a Matilda II passing a 40mm Bofors gun during a South-Eastern Command training exercise for young officers. South-Eastern Command was formed early in 1941 and covered Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Later in the year Montgomery was put in charge of the command.
The Bofors Gun, Terry Gander. Looks at the long history of the Bofors guns, most famous as a naval anti-aircraft gun of the Second World War, but that is still be produced in new version today, eighty years after it was first designed. Looks at all of the producers and users of the gun and the many versions that have been developed. A very useful reference work. [read full review]
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How to cite this article: Rickard, J (24 September 2026), Matilda II passes 40mm Bofors Gun , https://www.historyofwar.org/Pictures/pictures_matilda_II_passes_bofors_gun.html

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