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    A view through the eyes of Tommies and other Allies - German losses

    Sep 44 - Flanders - 8,8 PaK with didactical gun tube
    (Photo via Peter Taghon)

    Last edited by Stefan De Meyer; 08-17-2004, 06:28 AM. Reason: addition
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    Houthalen



    Houthalen
    Last edited by Stefan De Meyer; 08-15-2004, 06:04 AM. Reason: wrong number

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      Gent


      Gent (collection Peter Taghon)
      Last edited by Stefan De Meyer; 08-17-2004, 06:29 AM. Reason: addition

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        A member of New Zealand 7 Anti-Tank Regiment inspecting wrecked Me262.
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          s.WS

          One of the tractors of the 88 guns lost at Avelgem. These must be some of the first S.WS engaged on the western front

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            This Sdkfz 251 was abandoned or captured in banks of the Seine ( Canadian sector ) probably 26/28 august 1944

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              Normandie early battle :

              21.Pz Sdkfz 250 ko'ed near Escoville june 1944 ( GB sector )

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                Normandie july 1944 :

                12.SS PanzerIV destroyed on the road south Caen by British troops.
                Private collection

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                  Other german scrap-heap.

                  Wrecks GB/Canadian sector northern Caen ( picture dated from 1945 ), 12.SS or 21.Pz.

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                    Near Rouen

                    Unit???

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                      Hello Stefan,

                      For me this 10,5cm leFH18 auf Geschützwagen Lorraine (12 produced), Wespe-equivalent based on Lorraine armored tractor could be belonging to 21.Pz ( Pz.Art.Rgt. 155 ) , the location was the banks of Rouen ( Allied bombing - 25/26 august 1944 )

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                        Thank you Fred

                        Like you mention 21st Pz. was heavily equipped with french material, but I wondered if there were any other units in Normandy that had such vehicles?
                        Only 12 produced means that it is a small miracle to find such a beautiful clear photo of one.
                        Thanks for your help.

                        BTW look in your mailbox please.

                        Take care,

                        Stef

                        Originally posted by Fred_Bayerlein
                        Hello Stefan,

                        For me this 10,5cm leFH18 auf Geschützwagen Lorraine (12 produced), Wespe-equivalent based on Lorraine armored tractor could be belonging to 21.Pz ( Pz.Art.Rgt. 155 ) , the location was the banks of Rouen ( Allied bombing - 25/26 august 1944 )

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