German artillery pictures?

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Post by Bob_Mackenzie » 13 Dec 2003 11:19

Jack Nisley wrote:Bob,

Don't think it's a 10.5 cm leFH16, the length of barrel sticking out beyond the end of the recoil slide is too long. I looked a little more closely at some references and I think it's a 7.5 cm Feldkanone 235(b), the former Belgian Canon de 75mm TR, a licence-built version of the Krupp Model 1905. There are handrails (?) on top of the barrel just forward of the gunshield.

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Dear Jack

Looking at it I'm tempted to agree with you its a TR.

The hand rails are not on top of the barral, the are to the side of the barral - take a closer look. Basically in old WW1 era field guns two of the crew had seats on the front of the gunshield either side of the gun, the handrails are there so they dont fall off

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Post by Robert Hurst » 24 Dec 2003 10:55

Hi

These pics were taken from germany at war, by George Forty.

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Post by Robert Hurst » 24 Dec 2003 11:02

Hi

The top and centre pics were taken from History of the German Army, by Keith Simpson.

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Post by Robert Hurst » 06 Feb 2004 11:41

Hi

The top and centre pics were taken from The Military History of World War II, by Barrie Pitt.

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Post by Robert Hurst » 12 Feb 2004 11:47

Hi

The top pic was taken from War Machine Vol.4: Anti-tank Guns of World War II.

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Post by Robert Hurst » 12 Feb 2004 11:50

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Post by kobold » 12 Feb 2004 13:20

i posted these 2 stills in another thread:

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Post by kobold » 18 Feb 2004 18:42

These stills are from Frank Capra's "Battle for Russia"


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Post by whipser » 10 Mar 2004 15:43

I was wondering if anyone have any Pics of a Sdfkz 251 towing a Flak36, or any other Artillery or knows that the Sdfkz 251 can or can not tow something that big????

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Post by tom! » 10 Mar 2004 21:40

Hi

Amoung my pictures I found a picture with a 88 mm pak 43 mounted on a Sdkfz 251 instead of the armoured passenger room. The only info I have regarding this picture is that it was a single prototype.

I don´t remember the website I found it, sorry.


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Post by Andreas » 10 Mar 2004 21:40

Not for the Sdkfz, but some other pictures of German artillery equipment can be found here.

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Post by Trommelfeuer » 12 Mar 2004 10:39

1st photo: German 600mm "Karl" mortar on positions. Sevastopol area 1942

2nd photo: Unblown 600mm shell had fallen on the 30th Coastal Battery. Sevastopol 1942

( Thanks a lot to Amvas for the translation ! )

3rd photo: 60cm Mörser Karl
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source: Ostpanzer is a great russian site with lots of informations and great photos of german / russian ww II tanks / equipment !

Just check it out! ( You'll probably need Babelfish to read the articles, but most photos don't need any translation... ;) )


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Post by tom! » 17 Mar 2004 12:19

Hi
whipser wrote:I was wondering if anyone have any Pics of a Sdfkz 251 towing a Flak36, or any other Artillery or knows that the Sdfkz 251 can or can not tow something that big????
I found a pic on ebay.de.

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Post by Bismarck totenkopf » 17 Mar 2004 20:10

Hey Tom, that last pic is in Athens in front of the Greek parliament. I thought I'd throw in my info :wink:

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