s.10.5 cm K.35 (t)

[jopaerya]

Hello

Who has any idea from witch country the naval officer on the left is from ??
according to the Ebay photocaption it should be the taken near the Black sea .

Regards Jos

[Ondrej Filip]

It looks like Romanian Navy captain.

[jopaerya]

Thanks Ondrej

That would fit with the Black sea photocaption

Regards Jos

[Jens Andersen]

Also, the German naval officer in white uniform looks much like Vizeadmiral Wurmbach, Admiral Schwarzes Meer, May-November 1942.

Jens

[jopaerya]

Thanks Jens

All seem to fit now , would be nice to know the place of the H.K.B. in Romania .

Regards Jos

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Another image from Ebay:

Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

A more image of this gun:

Image from EBay
Sturm78

[Stan P]

Hello all

German guns captured by Soviet troops in eastern front, from left to right: 8,8cm PaK43/41, probably 10,5cm K35(t) and ex French howitzer - probably 15,5cm sFH414(f) [or 20,2 cm Morser531(f) (?)]

Is it Skoda K35(t) ? - for me - yes

[wolf-hound]

Hi! What does the letter on the board weapon?
Best regards.

[schwarzermai]

hello

that means guns A, B, C and D

a battery with 4 guns and the numbers within the battery are A, B, C, D

Uwe

[wolf-hound]

Thanks,Uwe!

[jopaerya]

According to the Ebay photocaption a picture from the gun in 1941 .

Regards Jos

[Stan P]

Hello

Who has any idea from witch country the naval officer on the left is from ??
according to the Ebay photocaption it should be the taken near the Black sea .

Regards Jos

I think that exactly this photo was used to provide the Romanian Admiral in the book
of Andrew Mollo and Malcolm McGregor „Naval, Marine and Air Force Uniforms of World War 2” (Blandford Colour Series, Blandford Press 1975)

[Stan P]

An interesting series of photographs depicting the training of mountain troops in the towed guns. According to me it is 10,5cm K35(t). Probably borrowed by the mountain unit (with some artillery units ?) at the time of exercise. The pictures are from the book "Gebirgsjager - German Mountain Infantry" (Concord Publications Company, 2007)

Gebirgs-Artillerie units were sometime issued the standard German divisional artillery field pieces (such as 10,5cm lFH18) when they conducted prolonged operations outside mountainous regions.

What do you think about it. Is it 10,5cm K35(t) ?
When can be done these pictures? 1943 ? Eastern Front ?

Stan

[Manuferey]

It looks indeed like a 10,5 cm K35(t).

ex French howitzer - probably 15,5cm sFH414(f) [or 20,2 cm Morser531(f) (?)]

A 22 cm Mrs 531(f) indeed.

Emmanuel