King Tiger production dates
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King Tiger production dates
Can anyone point me to a listing of King Tiger production dates - a breakdown of the dates as they were produced.
I do know that the very last batch was produced on 31st March 1945 at Kassel, (and a batch the day before that at Kassel). Thanks in advance.
I do know that the very last batch was produced on 31st March 1945 at Kassel, (and a batch the day before that at Kassel). Thanks in advance.
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Re: King Tiger production dates
Hi
here the listing of the production of schwere Panzer that you can find in
Panzer Tracts 23. Hope that helps.
Regards
Armin
here the listing of the production of schwere Panzer that you can find in
Panzer Tracts 23. Hope that helps.
Regards
Armin
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Re: King Tiger production dates
Thanks this is some help. Many years ago I saw a book at a public library that had the list in it with the date of each batch instead of just the month.
I do have all three "Tigers in Combat" books so I may have to get around to spend some time reconciling the numbers from each Kompanie from those books. Regards.
I do have all three "Tigers in Combat" books so I may have to get around to spend some time reconciling the numbers from each Kompanie from those books. Regards.
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Re: King Tiger production dates
There is a list by chassis number and month of issue at the back of TIC 2
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Ah excellent many thanks. That's great.
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Re: King Tiger production dates
I have OKH Toy Factory -Winninger. It has the JagdTiger production, acceptance and serial numbers. Also, the book states that JagdTiger WERE produced with the 88mm L71 gun, but were waiting on optics, and never accepted or issued. Also, the Soviets completed a JagdTiger for themselves after capturing the plant. Excellent book looking into many aspects of a German tank production plant.