This series of pictures illustrates Tiger 123 of s.Pz.Abt.503 being resupplied at Kursk in 1943.
 
Supply troops lug the heavy shells one by one to the tank.  
Each shell is lifted up to the top of the turret.  
88mm shell is handed in through the loaders hatch. Notice the turret damage and the red numbers outlined in white.  
The loader takes the shells into the confines of his office.  
Foliage sticks through the muzzle break in a half-hearted attempt at camoflage on the open plain as resupply continues.  
Lunch is prepared on ammo crates.  
A crewman prepares bread on the deck.  
The men take the opportunity to fill their canteens. The white cross painted on the can indicates water instead of gasoline.  
The men relax on ammo crates behind the Opel Blitz supply truck.  
The men relax during resupply. Note the somewhat bent antennae.  
Notice the thin profile of the cupola lid in this shot.  
The men relax cautiously as their gun points in the direction of the enemy.  
Crewmen peer out over the horizon.