A View through the eyes of GI's - Knocked out German Armor

[jad]

yes, it´s a 231

[Akira Takiguchi]

I'd say it is a 232, frame antenna blown off.

[Larrister]

Thanks for the positive ID guys.

Cheers
Larry

[Chris Brown]

232

The turret roof has 3 x brackets to mount the frame aerial of the 232.

HTH,

Chris Brown

[werner geier]

"German field piece, Nogent-le-Phaye, France 9/44"

[werner geier]

cont.

[werner geier]

"Damaged German equipment, France"

[werner geier]

cont.

btw, Bill, any news from the 12th Armor guys?
cheers,
Werner

[W Petz]

Werner nice pics! I love those types of photos!

Here is a recent discovery amongst some GI photos I have. The photo isn't the best quality....taken on top of Anzio Annie the well known German Railway gun captured in Italy and later transported to Aberdeen Proving Grounds where it remains to this day.

[werner geier]

a new one that rolled in recently.
does anybody recognize that strange & ugly vehicle?

[werner geier]

and two old ones i forgot to post. both are funny labeled. this one: "german 88"

[werner geier]

the last caption would fit better here, but instead its called: "row of tanks"

[merdock]

Hi,
Can't belive iv'e never seen this thread before ,the best hour iv'e spent for a long time but where are the missing photo's am i too late to see them
would like to see the 80cm rail gun, on a technical side the tracked mortar were they not 540/600mm not 420mm .
Any great thread i my have some photo's somewere.
Thanks Merdock

[R MICHAEL]

a new one that rolled in recently.
does anybody recognize that strange & ugly vehicle?

great photo! Could it be an RSO-2?

[S Ballantyne]

yes

Hi there,

Yes indeed, a late model RSO. Nice shot.

Cheers
Steve