Here is my pair of motar rounds. One is a 50 and the other I believe is an 80 or 81. I think it is a 81 and if someone knows otherwise, please let me know. Check them out.
Eric
Eric
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I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round. -
2I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round. -
3I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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4I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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Here are the marking on the big one.I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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Here are the markings on the 50.I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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7I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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8I once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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Both are german WW2 mortarshells.
The small one is a 5 cm Wurfgranate 36, the large one a 8 cm wurfgranate 34.
Both are fitted with a "Wurfgranatenzünder Trolitul"or Wgr.Z 'T',Comment
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Nice ones Eric...and rather rare to find in that condition I presume, especially the large one
Here's a "8 cm wurfgranate 34" from my collection, rather rusted and markings are very hard to read.
Cheers
Jan'Arzt und Soldat'Comment
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Eric, those are very, very nice Granades I love them, and my mortar would be very happy to eat some.....
Bests JensComment
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Jens,
That's sweet!
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Eric,
Very nice Mortars, If you have any extra's I can use one.
Thanks MichaelComment
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Micheal, I do not have any extra rounds. If I come across one I will let you know. Thanks to all for the nice comments.
Eric
Originally posted by MGNI once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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