Initially this consisted of 60-pounder guns and 6-inch Howitzers of First World War design. By the end of the campaign, these had been superseded by modern 4.5-inch and 5.5-inch guns. From late 1942 self-propelled artillery also became available, in the form of the British Bishop and the American Priest. The tanks and guns of the Second World.. Though still effective against Italian tanks (Italy's tank production would remain limited and inferior for the entire war), the arrival of the German Afrika Korps in early 1941 would mean the arrival of more imposing tank models and more effective anti-tank guns (particularly the high velocity 88mm anti-aircraft gun), both of which would soon prove to be a major danger to British tanks.

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