You HAVE To See This "Kill Ring" Photo....

[Hundestaffel]

C'mon now - what's there not to love about this photo ???

My question is - can anyone make a positive ID on the weapon ????

Many Thankx....


"Hundestaffel"

[Scott C.]

The notch in the barrel retainer looks like it's from the 8.8cm family of guns.

[Tom B]

Don't know about the gun, but it sure is a cute puppy !!!!! Tom

[JoeW]

The notch in the barrel retainer looks like it's from the 8.8cm family of guns.

Agree with that. Many photos seen of 88s marked this way with tank kills.

Joe

"This hobby is a continuing eduction."

[Alex Stefanut]

88 flak.

[Adam S.]

Wow that is one well worked gun!

Also a fan of the puppy.

[Simon O.]

I'd say Flak 36 or 37, not the flak 18 and not the flak 41

[Hundestaffel]

Clearly this waaaay too cute little Pawfessional Killer knows how to work that 88 Pawfectly !!!


"Hunde staffel"

[PaulR]

That is a wonderful photo you have there. He is a cute little guy!

[Volksgrenadier 44]

And an Arsenal FC Crest on the side 2

[chrischa]

Great photo, be good to see more.

Could one assume due to the date and the amount if kills, it's taken in the Soviet Union?

Chris.

[Edward]

Great photo, be good to see more.

Could one assume due to the date and the amount if kills, it's taken in the Soviet Union?

Chris.

Correct.

[XxAmilcaRxX]

Hi, that´s a very nice photo and he´s a very cute puppy .

Amilcar.

[Lloyd I.]

Cry havoc and let slip the dog(s) of war!!

Arguably the best artillery piece of WW2 whether in AA or AT mode.

[Bill Hughes]

This was another of the German secret weapons. The idea was to fire the puppies into the Soviet lines, thus melting their hearts!