4,7 cm Böhler anti-tank gun
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Here a 4.7 cm PaK used by the Giovani Fascisti ( a sort of Hitlerjugend ) in the Italian Army .
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Regards Jos
Here a 4.7 cm PaK used by the Giovani Fascisti ( a sort of Hitlerjugend ) in the Italian Army .
Photo= Beeldbankwo2
Regards Jos
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Re: 47mm Böhler anti-tank gun
It looks that wheels are not fixed to the axe.
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Re: 47mm Böhler anti-tank gun
Yes, the normal "firing position"KaiserChief wrote:It looks that wheels are not fixed to the axe. V.
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Bundesheer Böhlers; The one with nice motorcycle wheels, the other with mudguards (Source eBay.de).
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Hello!
Best regards, Aleks
2nd photo - Flak30 carriage was used?peeved wrote:Bundesheer Böhlers
Best regards, Aleks
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Re: 47mm Böhler anti-tank gun
The first photo is very interesting for me.
Soldiers are wearing caps which are very similar to those, which worn K.u.K. soldiers during WWI. The blouses are looking like WWI Austro-Hungarian style too.
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Soldiers are wearing caps which are very similar to those, which worn K.u.K. soldiers during WWI. The blouses are looking like WWI Austro-Hungarian style too.
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Re: 47mm Böhler anti-tank gun
I'm not an expert in military uniform, still for me they look like FinnsKaiserChief wrote:Soldiers are wearing caps which are very similar to those, which worn K.u.K. soldiers during WWI. The blouses are looking like WWI Austro-Hungarian style too.
Best regards, Aleks
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The Lithuanian Army had no one 47mm Böhler AT gun. You confused Lithuania and Latvia, as You, russians, often doGrigory wrote:Austiran-build 47mm Böhler Mod.35B was also used in Lithuanian (and may be Estonian) army. Ex-Lithuania guns were used in Red Army in 1941, and some of them were captured by Wehrmaht and designated as PaK 196(r) which lead to common mistake that Böhler guns were adopted in Russia.
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Jugoslavia bought in 1940 in Spain 48 ex Italian AT guns 47 mm M35 for fortififications on Jugoslav - Italian border. Jugoslav designation was protivoklopni top 47 mm M40 (antiarmour gun 47 mm M40).
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At the Sudetenland border in 1938 from my MCFA.
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Museum.si archive: Propaganda picture fundus of Algemeine Zeitung captured by partisans in Trst (Trieste) at the end of the war
http://www.spletna-galerija.net/Search/ ... ND&page=53
taken on 13.3.1943 Tunisia (should be named who drained the sea)
backside of the photo:
another from this fund
another:
10.2.1943 Tunisia
27.3.1943 Tunisia
http://www.spletna-galerija.net/Search/ ... ND&page=53
taken on 13.3.1943 Tunisia (should be named who drained the sea)
backside of the photo:
another from this fund
another:
10.2.1943 Tunisia
27.3.1943 Tunisia
Re: 47mm Böhler anti-tank gun
Incredible picture, a rare one of a shielded Bohler. The location appears to be Rotterdam, Statensingel corner Statenweg (lived there close by).peeved wrote:Dutch Böhler from exp. eBay.de auction.
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