Post your tracked or halftracked soft-skinned vehicle photos.

[Bootmanager]

halfchains with 8,8 with exceed a river

Kaukasus - Kuban 43

to the sympathy
cheers
Hans

[W Petz]

Here is one out of one of my Panzer photo Albums...Italy

[Karl B]

Cheers

Karl

[Akira Takiguchi]

One of the types I have and will pay premium for - armored 8to halftracked truck for 8,8 cm Bunkerflak.

This example is from P.525.

[Akira Takiguchi]

Albert Speer drives a Kettenkrad with snow shoe in <strike>Linz</strike> St.Johann in Tirol - new vehicle were being tested by Kraftfahr-Versuchs-Kommando OKH (FP-Nr. 09531)

[jmark]

Here's a few from my collection.

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[jmark]

Next two are from an album belonging to a guy who later served in Stug.Abt.226. I don't know the ID of this artillery unit.
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[jmark]

Anyone recognise the unit emblem?

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[jmark]

OK, now some more photos of a Werfer unit. This is schwere-Werfer-Regiment 1 in the Crimea in 1942.

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[jmark]

The day of the big attack on Sevastopol in June 1942!

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[jmark]

After Sevastopol was taken, the regiment packed up and was sent to the Caucasus.

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[jmark]

Just going slightly off topic, the unit's emblem is the always popular elephant's head! I couldn't find this particular variation in any book - the only way I identified it is through various photos of grave markers in the album.

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[jmark]

Earlier in this thread, someone asked to see some more photos of the Kettenkrad. The following show one of my favourite units, and the only one of its kind that existed (as far as I've been able to find out). It's the Fallschirmjäger-Geschütze 10,5cm Batterie attached to Radfahr-Abteilung 1 just prior to Barbarossa. The battery was equipped with 10.5cm recoilless rifles towed by Kettenkard. I've been fortunate to find two albums belonging to members of the battery. I've got loads of photos showing both the recoilless rifles and the Kettenkrad, but the following are from the winter of 1942/43, when the battery seems to have become an independent unit deployed in the Staraya Russa area, rather than being with 1.Kav.Div. when it was converted to 24.Pz.Div.

OK, enough of my waffle, here are some photos.
Jason

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[jmark]

Next two photos show the original owner of one of the albums.

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[jmark]

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