Not everyone may know that, though...gasmasktrooper wrote:Yes i do know that they are dead bodies
Destroyed Tiger in Tunisia - notice the kill rings, five in total!
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► Destroyed and battle damaged AFVs
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That tank apparently blew up after being hit, which cause the superstructure to be ripped off, landing to the left of he vehicle (barely visible on the photo, and the turret to fly into the air, turning up-side-down mid-air, and landing back on the tanks hull.gasmasktrooper wrote:Thats a great photo
Why does the turret look so low down?
Cheers for that
Gasmask
Real life IS better than any Hollywood explosive stunt, by the way. Just imagine that amount of negative critisism for being 'unrealistic' a movie would get if it featured such a stunt on-screen!
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This may not be a good place to post the underwater photo but its that great.
Take a look at this
Take a look at this
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Broken German technology in the region of the Tractor Plant.<--- Babelfish translation.
source: victory.ruarchives.ru ( Amazing photo collection ! )
Regards, Sven
source: victory.ruarchives.ru ( Amazing photo collection ! )
Regards, Sven
R-2 hit by the Soviet antitank artillery. Karpovo (Odessa), 18 August 1941.
August 18. At dawn, the I and III army corps launch offensive, without artillery preparation. The 3rd Infantry Regiment of the 11th Infantry Division carries fierce fights to take Karpova railway station. At 6.30 AM the tank battalion of the 1st Armoured Division joins the battle. Entering enemy positions without infantry, they suffers heavy casualties, including the commander of the sub-unit, Major Spirescu.
August 18. At dawn, the I and III army corps launch offensive, without artillery preparation. The 3rd Infantry Regiment of the 11th Infantry Division carries fierce fights to take Karpova railway station. At 6.30 AM the tank battalion of the 1st Armoured Division joins the battle. Entering enemy positions without infantry, they suffers heavy casualties, including the commander of the sub-unit, Major Spirescu.
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KV-1 lost in summer 1941 in the Baltics/Leningrad approaches
Two pictures of the same lend-lease Sherman lost near Leningrad.
BA-10 on a roadside, Baltics/Leningrad approaches summer 1941
A rare Panhard radio armoured car in France, 1940.
Full-size, and additional pictures, on http://www.beobachtungsabteilung.derkessel.de
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