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    Can Anyone Date these Images of German AFVs?

    Hi all

    I have acquired a Luftwaffe photo album and am trying to place some of the photos. AFVs are not my forte and I wondered if anyone can confirm whether these images date to the Battle of France or early in the Russian Campaign.

    Any help appreciated.

    Best wishes
    Tim O.
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        IMO 1941/1942 Tom

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          The Panzer III are russian campaign - most likely 1941.

          Last pic looks like france 1940.

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            Agree, France and early Russia. J

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              Thank you gentlemen. This was my thought too.

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                #8
                Very nice pics !

                Cool "Rostock" marking on the 4th photo.

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                  The last one is France as the model of Panzer III (701) with the track removed did not serve in Russia.
                  The first picture is of a Panzer III belonging to 13 Panzer Division so that places it in Russia in the summer of 1941. I believe that I can also make out the 13 PD sign on the front of the Panzer III with ROSTOK on its front plate.
                  The civilian car in Picture 3 has the unit emblem of II./JG3.

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                    Thanks for the added detail Alan - it is really helpful. These are all out of an album from II./JG3 so their badge features quite a lot in the images.

                    Thank you all for comments and help.

                    I think the top of a K (for Kleist) is visible on the left rear of the armoured car in post no.2

                    Best wishes
                    Tim O.
                    Last edited by Tim O.; 08-08-2016, 02:32 PM.

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