I tried to find some information to a "special" german weapon system.
There is a SdKfz. 250 with a 5cm Pak 38 at the Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrad. At the page of "achtungpanzer.com" you can find the following text:
I cant find any information about this vehicle. There is no hint for literature or internet sources.Sd.Kfz.250 (neu) armed with 50mm PaK 38 L/60 gun was designated as Sfl 5cm PaK38 L/60.
Number of such vehicles was converted (e.g. lengthened chassis) from regular Sd.Kfz.250 and used as self-propelled
anti-tank guns.
Single example is currently on display at Kalemegdan Fortress in Belgrad, Serbia.
A number of these vehicles were captured by Yugoslav partisans in October
1944 during operations of liberation of Belgrade and in 1945. They were
immediately introduced in People’s Liberation Army armored units along with
all other captured AFVs. Some of them remained in service untill late 60s
when they were declared obsolete and withdrawn from service. Large number
of 50mm and 75mm PaK guns were re-rifled, thoroughly overhauled, supplied
with new cradles, attached to towed mounts and puit into storage. A score o
those guns were used in the opening stages of Yugoslav wars in 1991 along
with other vintage weapons such as Sowiet T34/85 tanks.
Information provided by Aleksandar Vasovic.
So perhaps someone here at the board could add some information?
Is it a field modification of field work shop for the battle in Serbia? Or was it a planned configuration done by a couple of german formations?