► Photothread: Captured Russian Vehicles in German Service

[SIS 5]

Hi Jose,

thanks for posting this interesting pic. I think You are right. Here drawings of the truck JaG-6 (source: https://arsenal-info.ru/b/book/2899044235/5=.

Best regards

Bert

[ilfil]

Definitely YaG-6.

[SIS 5]

Hi ilfil,

thank You very much for the confirmation and especially for posting these excellent pics of the JaG-6. I was not sure, because the Yaroslavl Motor Plant produced 5.348 trucks of the predecessor type YaG-4 and 8.075 of the type YaG-6.

Bets regards

Bert

[Jose85]

Hi,
Thanks for the pictures!


GAZ-A
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[Jose85]

ZiS-5
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[glushenko]

A captured Soviet tractor STZ-5 in service in the Wehrmacht.

[glushenko]

Trophy Soviet tank T-60 in service in the Wehrmacht.

[glushenko]

Captured T-60 with Balkenkreuz

[Jose85]

GAZ-AA wirh a strange truckbed, or what it is? Dump truck? Or maybe even original Ford? Photo was desribed "Russland", but...
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[ilfil]

Definitely GAZ-410 tipper, early production on AA chassis with stamped front fenders.



HTH
Cheers!

[Jose85]

Thanks!

[Jose85]

GAZ-05-193 and GAZ-AA
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[Jose85]

Another GAZ-05-193?
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[ilfil]

Hi Jose,
I don't think it is of Russian origin, most probably it is some domestic-bodied bus (French?) on Ford AA chassis.
Note the windshield shape. On both GAZ-05-193 and GAZ-03-30 it is rectangular with straight lower edge. The same for the GAZ-AA/AAA-based vans, the only exception is GAZ-55 ambulance.
Also these decorative strips on the sides doesn't look Russian.
Cheers!

[peeved]

Maybe like this from http://armchairgeneral.com/rkkaww2/gall ... es_GAZ.htm
(My anti-virus software gives a phishing warning for that link)

Rifle-machnine gun battalion of the 9th Motorised Armored Brigade. Mongoliya, 1938. There is a staff bus GAZ-AA on the left

Markus

Edited: Phishing warning added.