Post your German panzer, STuG photos

[W Petz]

Rob,

Sorry but nothing written on the back of the photos...only the watermark.

Bill

GREAT photos, Bill. Is there anything written on the reverse of any of the photos indicating which unit it is?

Thanks for sharing these with us.
Rob

[12thPanzer]

Id like to share an Assault troop studio portrait.
It is nicely Colored

[W Petz]

Here is a new pic of a StuGmann and his kamarad in Camo trousers. Nettino-Cassino 1944

[12thPanzer]

nice photo Bill P!

Here is a neat photo of a Panzer crew using Range Finding devices!
-second is a Sturm-soldat w GAB , ost+ek2 ribb

[kaiserwilhelm2]

I love this pic and hope you do too. Stug officer posing with his driver in front of the beautiful skyline of Florence.

[Marco]

I love this pic and hope you do too. Stug officer posing with his driver in front of the beautiful skyline of Florence.

kaiserwilhelm2, you have the original, I give you the same shot today. Now you can do a Then & Now

[kaiserwilhelm2]

Hey Marco, very very cool. Cheers, W

[Brad Raeder]

That is an awesome Picture! It is so interesting to actually locate some of the locations and go there. I was lucky enough a few years ago to go to Prague and see the Charles Bridge. What made it even more interesting was I have a photo album with some Soldiers having their picture taken there. They were tourists just like i was!

[Marco]

That is an awesome Picture! It is so interesting to actually locate some of the locations and go there. I was lucky enough a few years ago to go to Prague and see the Charles Bridge. What made it even more interesting was I have a photo album with some Soldiers having their picture taken there. They were tourists just like i was!

Hello Brad:
If you are interesting in Then&Now shots, you can visit my website www.ierieoggi.net or the T&N section of my another website www.historiamilitaria.it
Regards
Marco

[Marco]

And, kaiserwilhelm2, after some time the same point ...change "Management"

[kaiserwilhelm2]

Hi Marco,

those look like superb websites. I will check these out later today. I hope that my somewhat knowledge of French will be enough to read Italian. I know this will probably be a lot of work but it would be fantastic if you could supply these pages in English as unfortunately the none Roman world is less familiar with Latin based languages. I am sure I will be in touch with you as I plan to visit Monte Cassino sometime next year and in preparation would like to discuss some things. A couple of days ago I ordered the THEN AND NOW of Monte Cassino. Anyway great websites and talk to you later.

Cheers, Willem

[Marco]

Hi Marco,

those look like superb websites. I will check these out later today. I hope that my somewhat knowledge of French will be enough to read Italian. I know this will probably be a lot of work but it would be fantastic if you could supply these pages in English as unfortunately the none Roman world is less familiar with Latin based languages. I am sure I will be in touch with you as I plan to visit Monte Cassino sometime next year and in preparation would like to discuss some things. A couple of days ago I ordered the THEN AND NOW of Monte Cassino. Anyway great websites and talk to you later.

Cheers, Willem

I have worked with the authors on this book, hope you enjoy
Cheers

[Koenigstiger]

Here a new one...

Panzerjaeger I from 3rd Pz.Div.

[StuGIII]

Tiger 223

Hi,

Well I haven't posted anything on this forum in quite some time. It feels good to be back. For your viewing pleasure, we have first, a Tiger with the number 223 on its turret. Could someone tell me what unit this cat was with and perhaps its fate? Hmm on second look, the number might be 233.

[all1knew]

And, kaiserwilhelm2, after some time the same point ...change "Management"

VERY COOL.

William Kramer