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Postby Ostpanzer on 17 Jun 2004 20:01

Marcus Wendel wrote:I, like Christian, fail to understand your message, sorry.

/Marcus


Oh, I'm sorry. This was my mistake :(

I just unsuccessfully tried to say, that the photo was made in 1944 (I've got this information)
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Postby Ostpanzer on 17 Jun 2004 20:07

366-th Gvardian Heavy Selfproppeled-artyllery Regiment, Balaton Lake region

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here's another

Postby stoveb on 29 Jun 2004 02:51

Sdkfz 251 Drilling,

from the Missing-Lynx forum.

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Postby Askold on 29 Jun 2004 04:31

Exellent pics Ostpanzer! Regarding the "retouched" photo - it was a common fashio at the times to retouch pictures with pencil drawings. I've seen both, German and Soviet photos which were retouched so much they looked like drawings. This was done if picture did not come out very clearly.

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Postby Ostpanzer on 29 Jun 2004 22:02

So, "Hummels", Balaton Lake region...

I think it was not published in the Internet
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Postby bryson109 on 29 Jun 2004 22:10

Great pics. I heard of captured panthers being used by the Russians, but never seen any pics. Thanks for posting them.
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Postby Patrice on 29 Jun 2004 22:35

Fine pictures Ostpanzer,I have read in "Panzer sous l'étoile rouge" the french translation of a Russian book ,that this Hummel with four other
were use with 6 Su-88 (Nashorn) by the 27°Army in the Balaton aera .
This unit served untill the 9March and entirely destroyed under the fire of the German artillery.
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Postby Ostpanzer on 01 Jul 2004 12:28

Tnx, guys! :)

So, look at tnis

SdKfz 10/5, The North-Caucasian front, August 1942

Source: quit interesting russian illustrated magazine "Frontovayia Illustratziya", #2-2000
Article: M. Kolomietz, I. Moshanskiy, "Oborona Kavkaza, iul'-decabr' 1942 goda" [Defense of Caucasus, July - December, 1942]



P.S. Received from my friend "Sven"
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Postby Ostpanzer on 01 Jul 2004 18:49

Panzerjager I, OTB, 31 Army, August 1942

Source: quit interesting russian illustrated magazine "Frontovayia Illustratziya", #1-2000
Article: M. Kolomietz, I. Moshanskiy, "Trofei v Krasnoiy Armii" [Trophies in Red Army]
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Postby Ostpanzer on 04 Jul 2004 12:46

Pz. IV Ausf. F1, 79-th OUTB, Crimean front, April 1942, the machine was captured from 22 Pz.Div.

Source: russian illustrated magazine "Frontovayia Illustratziya", #1-2000
Article: M. Kolomietz, I. Moshanskiy, "Trofei v Krasnoiy Armii" [Trophies in Red Army]
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Postby Ostpanzer on 04 Jul 2004 12:47

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Postby dik on 11 Jul 2004 21:30

Pz-III 107 OTB Leningrad region july 1942.gif
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Postby dik on 11 Jul 2004 21:30

Pz-III 107 OTB Leningrad region july 1942
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Postby dik on 11 Jul 2004 21:43

Pz-III 107 OTB Leningrad region july 1942
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Postby dik on 13 Jul 2004 21:16

Pz-III 107 OTB Leningrad region july 1942
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