There are a few articles that state Mk1s and Mk2s were used at El Alamein, so it seemed to be a natural fit.
And with the addition of StuG III G and PZ4 F, it would have a sufficient counter.
I know my StuG had zero issues dealing with the Churchill in Normandy.
It absolutely was. Infact it was one of the first tanks to knock out a Tiger by jamming its turret leading to its capture.
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Thanks for the picture Norse, I didn’t feel like dragging my books up to the scanner to get the pictures first thing in the morning lol.
Lol I found a few of them on google. I cheated 
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Lol, I always go to my books first because at times information online can be dubious.
Saved me the trip this time. Now I can have my coffee.
Very true. I dont suppose you have any information on this picture:
Supposedly its the seelow heights so having an MKB 42 by 1945 would be a rare sight. They have a panzerfaust so it is most definitely past 1943 but I have no other evidence except google saying it is
I’ll add it to my list of searching to see what I can find for you, if anything.
In my plethora of a collection I have lots of logistics reports so maybe I can figure out if there were items like that assigned.
Could also be procurement through desperation where ones that were shelved got brought into service.
Hard to say really.
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Stg for berlin ?
Why do you insist in making me cry???
um the 82nd managed to capture some panzerfaust in Sicily in 43
I would honestly like a Matilda for Tunisia.
Perhaps I should have been more specific about the Churchill III that’s actually the premium vehicle, which was the gist of my point, but you are correct and I stand corrected.