Battle of Stonne 15-17 May 1940

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Post by Bob_Mackenzie » 19 Dec 2006, 15:45

Found a Map:

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From the excellent: http://www.geoportail.fr/

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Post by Tim Smith » 22 Mar 2007, 16:05

Thanks to David and Bob for this superb thread on the Battle of Stonne.

Has proved to be very useful in a little project I'm doing - tweaking the Counterattack 1940 map in the BF1942 mod Forgotten Hope, to represent this battle as closely as possible.


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Post by sgtstinky » 03 Jun 2007, 16:39

Just found this site and it is a great resource!! I'm interested in a topo map of the area around Flavion. I tried the Geoportail but I was unable to use this site since it is in French. Can anyone help?

I also found this link too:

http://chrito.users1.50megs.com/karten/ ... 5mai40.jpg

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Post by Andreas » 04 Jun 2007, 10:15

Geoportail does not cover Belgium, which is where Flavion is located, so you won't be able to find it there. I am not aware of a Belgian map service like that.

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Post by sgtstinky » 04 Jun 2007, 11:49

Thanks, I have not found one either.

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Post by Brady » 21 Jun 2019, 17:48

Above there is mention of photographic evidence of the panzerjager I's at stonne , does anyone have a link, I cant seam to find a picture of them there, and afik no Stug's were in the Battle ?

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Post by Brady » 07 Jul 2019, 06:06

I have sources that show that PIII’s P’II’s P IV’s we’re there and a vague reference for the Panzerjager I, does anyone have a reference for the letters presence at Stonne ?

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Post by MarioL » 09 Jul 2019, 19:35

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Post by Brady » 09 Jul 2019, 19:43

!!!, what's the source for that Pic? Great Pick BTW TY

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Post by Mori » 05 Aug 2019, 22:48

David Lehmann wrote:
12 Dec 2006, 22:41
Still about May 15 and in the same area but more north/west: (...) The 14e DI is finally ordered to pull back behind the Aisne River and to establish a defensive line (between Taizy and Attigny) with a bridgehead north of the Aisne River in the town of Rethel. This line will hold until June 9-11.
Very old thread...

The 14e DI did not keep any bridgehead north of the Aisne river. As a matter of fact, the Germans managed to get a bridgehead south by capturing a bridge in Rethel (there is both a river and a canal going parallel in Rethel: the Germans got one of the two bridges). It took about a week of fight for the 14e DI to clear this bridgehead and blow the bridge. The 14e DI actually live through quite a crisis during these days, at the end of May.

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Post by Brady » 21 Feb 2020, 18:14

There is some question as to weather or not these are not actually Pak 36 penetrations, the narrative above suggests Koch did not fire into the radiator grill, but it is somewhat vague, To me they look like they could be 7.5 cm Holes but... idk, its certainly worth asking about :

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