T34 vs Pak38

[naxos]

A common practice - running over anti-tank guns.

This action left both combatants 'hors de combat"

[pep]

wow!

[H.W Plainview]

Fantastic photo...

[Marcel Banziger]

Great photo! I have read several Red Army tankist memoirs where this practice was told by veterans. Great to see photographic evidence!

[another ant]

some more of same T34

[naxos]

Thanks for the additional images!

[Volksturmer]

Great images!
Thanks for posting these. Just shows the Russian front was the real, incredible hell it has been recorded to be!
Imagine being in that PAK crew! For that matter being in the Russian Tank Crew!
What balls those guys had!

[Larrister]

Another.

[another ant]

Another.

It is not the same T34

A common practice - running over anti-tank guns.

This action left both combatants 'hors de combat"

Here you have two more photos of the same tank and the image that opens the thread is also found among the others that I show you.
I want to say that if you have bought the photo as original it is not .
That it is a copy taken from Internet.

[naxos]

I want to say that if you have bought the photo as original it is not .
That it is a copy taken from Internet.

What are you talking about?

I'm showing this image to illustrate the Russian tanker practice of running over anti tank guns during engagements.

[another ant]

¿And the watermark naxos collection in the photo?
¿Why put a watermark on a photo that is not your, obtained from internet?

[Larrister]

It is not the same T34



Here you have two more photos of the same tank and the image that opens the thread is also found among the others that I show you.
I want to say that if you have bought the photo as original it is not .
That it is a copy taken from Internet.

I didn't say it was the same T34, just showing another example of the practice of Russian tanks running over German artillery pieces.



Cheers,
Larry

[Lutfen]

I have a photo of the same incident, printed on what appears to be wartime Agfa Brovira paper. Apparently taken from an album and captioned. It's flawed, but seems original.

Apologies for the quality of my images - my scanner has just expired.

Michael

[naxos]

¿And the watermark naxos collection in the photo?
¿Why put a watermark on a photo that is not your, obtained from internet?

What is your problem? This is my photo - unlike you, I own what I post.

Here is the back of the image that started the thread

[naxos]

I didn't say it was the same T34, just showing another example of the practice of Russian tanks running over German artillery pieces.
Cheers,
Larry

Exactly!

Thanks Larry for contributing and understanding the intent of this thread.