Post your Atmospheric photos

[Saint-Exupéry]

near Charkow I think

[Lloyd I.]

That last image is incredible.

[Bern]

#91-Great shot, lots going on, especially nice to see what appears to be a Steib 28 sidecar.
Regards
Bern

[H.W Plainview]

Some epic photos here thx

SSombiland in Russia....

[kerryboo]

Early war advance, a bit of everything,with even a Pzb39,
Kerry

[H.W Plainview]

23 Panzer Division in Terek area Oct 1942.

[H.W Plainview]

French look of defeat....and german in darkness.

[Mil-Archive]

Russian POW

[H.W Plainview]

strong photo Mil.

Jim Morrison — 'Is everybody in? Is everybody in? Is everybody in? The ceremony is about to begin.

[Mil-Archive]

Bit of a step back with this one :

[pauke]

In post 94 they're all wearing an unusual non-German looking tunic. Light weight, lower slash pockets, no insignia?

[Tony T-S]

SS. Very interesting photo indeed. I would have thought Russia, but it may be Poland. That would explain the lack of insignia at the beginning of the war. Thought they had shoulder straps though so no idea.

[Rheinmetall]

In post 94 they're all wearing an unusual non-German looking tunic. Light weight, lower slash pockets, no insignia?

Nothing unusual about them, they are SS M37 tunics. And often it will be seen where only partial or even no insignia is worn by SS troops during the early campaigns.

[FBB]

Ordensburg Krossinsee

[H.W Plainview]

Thanks guys for these details

Nothing unusual about them, they are SS M37 tunics. And often it will be seen where only partial or even no insignia is worn by SS troops during the early campaigns.

SS. Very interesting photo indeed. I would have thought Russia, but it may be Poland. That would explain the lack of insignia at the beginning of the war. Thought they had shoulder straps though so no idea.

In post 94 they're all wearing an unusual non-German looking tunic. Light weight, lower slash pockets, no insignia?