Damage caused by HESH (High Explosive Squash Head) shells to ~2 inch thick armour plating. The photograph shows the armour on the opposite side of the strike where chunks of metal have been ripped out.
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{{Information |Description=damage caused by HESH (high explosive squash head) shells to ~2 inch thick amour plate photo is of the amour on the opposite side the strike where chunks of metal have been ripped out. |Source=me |Date=march 2008 |Author=me |Per