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    #346
    A photo from my collection.

    Germany, 1945 : US soldier near a german 88mm flak gun.

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      #347
      88 in dangerous postion

      nice to see a photo of the 88 at its most dangerous, covered in folage and on the edge of a forest.
      it must have been hell trying to spot a 88 in this position from maybe a mile away,thanks to everyone for making this an exiting forum.

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        #348
        Tiger Photo

        Hello everyone
        The Tiger Tank photo #341 the picture has been printed from a reversed negative.
        You can tell buy the drivers visor,Commanders cupola, and loader's hatch.

        Below is a link with a few more photos of captured Panthers in Bamberg related to the photo of the Panzer III.

        http://www.45thdivision.org/Pictures...gGer_Apr45.jpg

        Hope this helps.
        Best Regards
        Allen Dail

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          #349
          A photo found on www.45thdivision.org

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            #350
            An awesome display of pictures. Thanks a bunch for sharing a bunch of them with us!


            Brian Dentino
            Brian Dentino

            ALWAYS LOOKING FOR WWII GLIDER INFO/ITEMS...ESPECIALLY 325TH GIR

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              #351
              more input?

              after viewing all these wonderful pictures on this 24 page thread, the input by mr petz is outstanding.
              as a new member to this forum may i please make a suggestion could we possibly have more feedback on all these pictures I know I can look at a photo many times and still miss some small detail.
              all you clever people can pick out interesting points Im sure,so please while we are getting such interesting photos lets all take advatage.
              thanks

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                #352
                Thank you Mr Petz!

                For posting such superb photographs. I really love coming to this site every month and seeing such new and interesting photos.

                Photo 343 of the panther in Bavaria is actually a Late G model with a steel wheel placed at the last station. Probably done in the field or at a repair depot.

                Brad

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                  #353
                  thanks brad

                  brad, thanks for being the first with your input
                  your comment were helpful and imformative

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                    #354
                    Hi All,

                    I totally agree with providing input on the photos...unfortunately many photos have nothing written on the reverse other than Panzer Kaput or Knocked out Tiger. Some are well known and many GI's took pics from different angles. I'm sure if someone knows or recognizes a photo they will provide a little more information and share it with us all. Thank you all for making this a successful thread. Bill

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                      #355
                      trailer?

                      Originally posted by W Petz
                      Here is a Captured German Vehicle (Unknown) in a German Ammo dump - 601st TD
                      Is this a photo of the rear end of some kind of trailer?

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                        #356
                        Cliff,

                        If you look close you will see a steering wheel in that vehicle...I think it may be some kind of Ammo transporter/forklift type of vehicle used for the purpose of moving supplies or ammo crates around. Bill

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                          #357
                          Here is a pic taken by a 90th ID GI of a few German vehicles destroyed along a road somewhere in France 1944
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                            #358
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                            rare bird (2nd vehicle) at pettoncourt, france ´44
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                              somewhat blurry closeup of the 2nd vehicle and it´s damaged MG 151/20 drilling. note raised armor. (pettoncourt, france ´44)
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                                #360
                                how can you tell

                                werner how can you tell the second halftrack is rare?

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