Very interesting pictures.
But that must infact be another Tank, or something else. Could it be the Tiger II lying sideways in a deep crater?
The report includs a map where all incidents involving the Panzers are marked. According to this map, the place you calls Guillerville is named le Quai. The place with the Tiger II is clearly due South from your 1.16km sign. Left of the intersection between the long strait North South road and the more winding road from North-East to South-West. You finds the Manor on the North side of the winding road and the Tiger on the sout side.
As mentioned the picture from Fox company, showing front end of the tank is included in the report. One will find the picture on several sites, but on Tigers im Focus, Ergänzung 1.Kp/503 France 1944, there is a good copy. In the background you can see quite a few ruined buildings. In another picture, taken from the rear of the Tank you will find that it is standing close to the ruined Manor.
Your position seems to be in a field in the middle of nowhere
Just meaning it does not show any sign of buildings. In that area there are very few bomb craters. About this Tank the report says:
" A Mark VI tank. A near miss on each side of the tank set it on fire. An internal explosion blew the gun out of the turret into a crater.
The armour along the side of the tank was split, but whether this was diectly due to bombs or to the internal explosion is not clear."
I have read many of your previous posts, and I am really impressed with your work and knowledge. But this time I am quite sure I am right
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By the way the air view is very nice. Is it possible to blow up the area between Manneville, le Quai/Guillerville and Emieville? I would like to try pinpointing the other positions.
Best regards
JohnSten