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    #31
    Very nice thread indeed...photos and historical prospective....thanks!

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      #32
      Thanks for sharing! Great pics and story!

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        #33
        Very nice pics ...i enjoyed the thread very much

        Where are the pics from the museum in the forum?
        Does anybody have the link to that thread ?

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          #34
          Magnificient presentation. The picture in post 3 is indeed eerie and haunting.

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            #35
            Thank you for sharing the pictures of your trip!

            Regards,
            André

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              Last edited by Matt Starr; 03-28-2008, 11:03 AM.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Ostmark
                Very nice pics ...i enjoyed the thread very much

                Where are the pics from the museum in the forum?
                Does anybody have the link to that thread ?
                Jürg's thread is here http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=24295 but the photos are gone, but you can see the La Gleize Museum here http://www.december44.com/

                Best,
                Greg

                P.S. Thanks for all the comments on the presentation!
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                  #38
                  I know wher a pic of it is being fired at!

                  Originally posted by Greg Walden
                  213's frontal armor. The glancing hits may have been sustained during the fighting on 23 December, but the 75mm round imbedded in the armor joint almost certainly is the result of US tankers firing at close range after the battle, just to see what they could do!
                  This may or not be the same tank but if you go to the 82nd airborne homepage there is a picture of GI's firing Bazooka & Panzerfaust rounds at a captured King tiger in la Gleize. Kinda cool if ya ask me! here is the link http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/matrix/82...ABD-Photos.htm
                  Chad
                  Last edited by Chad Parkening; 12-02-2005, 06:54 AM.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Chad Parkening
                    This may or not be the same tank but if you go to the 82nd airborne homepage there is a picture of GI's firing Bazooka & Panzerfaust rounds at a captured King tiger in la Gleize. Kinda cool if ya ask me! here is the link http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/matrix/82...ABD-Photos.htm
                    Chad
                    Hi Chad,

                    Thanks for posting the 82d link. This wasn't the same tank as 213, but it was another King Tiger of s. SS-Pz.Abt. 501 abandoned in La Gleize. Here's a closeup of what it looked like after the 82d recon platoon troopers were done shooting the bazookas at it (photo from the December 1944 Museum, La Gleize).

                    Regards,
                    Greg
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                      #40
                      Thanks for the photos and the history. It must have been quit a trip.
                      Eric
                      I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.

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