Post your German panzer, STuG photos

[i.spring]

i received this week a nice bag of negatives. The collection comes from a Vienna born austrian soldier who served for a short term in france and then direct onto the Russian front 41.
He was attached to a PAK unit that was supplied with almost exclusivly french halftracks and panzers with german markings.
Here are a few nice negatives first out of the bag.
Ian :-)

[Bruce Simcox]

Hi Mike......

Here is one of my favorites. I sure would like to know the location of this photo. I feel the building in the background is unique enough to be able to find out.

Mike

To see the answer to your above question, asked in post #31 of this thread, follow the link:
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=442299

[jmark]

i received this week a nice bag of negatives. The collection comes from a Vienna born austrian soldier who served for a short term in france and then direct onto the Russian front 41.
He was attached to a PAK unit that was supplied with almost exclusivly french halftracks and panzers with german markings.
Here are a few nice negatives first out of the bag.
Ian :-)

Some nice pics there, Ian. The last one – the Knight's Cross winner – looks like Richard Gambietz, one of the the remarkable threesome who feature in the Rudi Brasche chapter of Kurowski's "Infanterie Aces". If you haven't heard of them – Brasche, Gambietz and Grunge – they have quite a story. Three men from one platoon, close friends, each of them going on to win the Knight's Cross.

Jason

[Ostmark]

Pic from the Album of my grandfather
Sturmgeschütz Batterie 667 - Russland

[MM1985]

my favourite one

[MM1985]

2 more

[i.spring]

Some nice pics there, Ian. The last one – the Knight's Cross winner – looks like Richard Gambietz, one of the the remarkable threesome who feature in the Rudi Brasche chapter of Kurowski's "Infanterie Aces". If you haven't heard of them – Brasche, Gambietz and Grunge – they have quite a story. Three men from one platoon, close friends, each of them going on to win the Knight's Cross.

Jason

Thanks a million Jason !. im going to have a little read about him now :-)

Merry Christmas !!
Ian :-)

[Taranov]

PzKpfw IV vs. KV-2, july 1941, Belarus

[Larrister]

Track links for extra protection.

Cheers,
Larry

[Taranov]

StuG III Ausf.B, Stug.Abt.243, Western Ukraine, 10 july 1941

[Taranov]

PzKpfw III Ausf.A and crew member

[isaluke]

PzKpfw IV Ausf. H ?

greeting

[MAUS45]

very nice photos guys!heres my contribution,a knocked out stug from a U.S soldiers album that served in N.Africa and Italy.

I think this is really a Panzer IV? The damage has caused the Turret to fall into the upper hull.

[MAUS45]

Panzer III's?

Kurt

Panzer IV on the left and Panzer III on the right.

[Akira Takiguchi]

Yuri, one of the best Ausf.A closeup I've ever seen! Outstanding.