Cuckoo! a panther G in British service!!
Cuckoo! a panther G in British service!!
nice site:
http://www.twenot.nl/cuckoo.htm
specially worth seeing are several pictures of the tank (Panther) wrongly labelled in other sites as "a Panther disguised as american armour in the ardenes" (one shown below)
regards
Xavier
http://www.twenot.nl/cuckoo.htm
specially worth seeing are several pictures of the tank (Panther) wrongly labelled in other sites as "a Panther disguised as american armour in the ardenes" (one shown below)
regards
Xavier
Last edited by Xavier on 24 Feb 2003, 16:32, edited 4 times in total.
The Whitewashed Panther
Most interesting. The picture of the Panther featuring a hastily added whitewash paint can be found in Janusz Piekalkiewicz´s 1972 book "Spione Agenten Soldaten" where it is claimed to be "a Tiger (with the American markings) of the Panzer Brigade 150" (Skorzeny). We stand corrected?
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Hi XavierXavier wrote:anyone more pics of german armor (mkIV and up) on british/american service?
Sorry I could not find such a tank.
Canadian service OK?
Captured German Pz. Kpfw. V Panther tank, Wyler, Germany, 9 February 1945.
http://www.junobeach.org/e/4/can-tac-arm-ger-e.htm#null
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This Panther tank in the tank museum of Bovington, England....
http://members.lycos.nl/ww2centre/Image ... nther2.JPG
....is actually a post-war build Panther, build for the British forces:| But it is know on display with German camouflage..
Greetz,
Jurrie
http://members.lycos.nl/ww2centre/Image ... nther2.JPG
....is actually a post-war build Panther, build for the British forces:| But it is know on display with German camouflage..
Greetz,
Jurrie