LWFD Photo Albums

[W Petz]

Hans,

Thank you for providing the information and specs on the Skoda 903 and MB typ G4. Also interesting is how you identified the luftgau by the number plate?

I'm posting another pic of the Skoda 903, and Opel, Kubel, a few more Bus pics and another shot of what I believe to be your favorite!!

[W Petz]

Opel

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Kubel

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Bus 1

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Bus 2

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Bus 3

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Command Car

[AndyW]

Jason,
Thanks for the comments guys!! Here is a page out of Album three....a close up of a LWFD soldier wearing his LWFD collar tab...but there is also a pretty Red Cross nurse in the pic as well.

Nice photos. Do you have a blow-up of the two nurse pictures? Also, any idea where they were shot?

[W Petz]

Andy,

Photos were taken in the Crimea!! I will have to enlarge and post them tonight or tomorrow. Thanks for the comment and for looking - Bill

[W Petz]

Andy,

Here are some snaps of the German Red Cross Nurse.

[W Petz]

another snap of same German Red Cross Nurse

[W Petz]

Here is a pic of some LW Helferin one is wearing a four pocket tunic with an armband.

[J.von Canon]

Great pictures...

Great pictures.
Thanks for taking the time to post these great pictures..
When I first saw them initially-thought they might have been shots of training for the proposed invasion of England("Operation Sea Lion")which would have been rare stuff indeed!

[Hans Rinsma]

LWFD Photo Albums

Hi Bill , thank you for the superb photos of the Mercedes-Benz bus .

The car on the photo on nr 92 is not an Opel but a Ford V-8 Spezial 1938/39 Cabriolet with 5 seats, Modell 48, G 81.

[Hans Rinsma]

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The car on 97 , you called it command car is an Morris-Commercial PU .

It is a Medium Car 4x2 , Kfz.15, with a 6-Cyl 60 Bhp engine.
The car on the photo has the German Kübelsitzer bodywork on a ex-British Army 8-cwt truck, one of many left behind at Dunkirk in the retreat of 1940.

Command Car