Flakbettungen with FFM

[Manuferey]

Hello all

Regards
Kurt
kstdk.

[quote="ChrisMAg2]
@kstdk,
you have an error in a caption of the starting post:
Pic #2 reads MG 131, but it is a pair of MG 17.
Regards
Christian M. Aguilar[/quote]

Here is another picture of apparently the same series of photographs from German propaganda as picture # 2 posted by Kurt (kstdk) on page 1 of this thread (see above):

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The caption in the Bundesarchiv's website reads:
"Frankreich.- Soldaten der Luftwaffe in Stellung mit Flak aus zwei MG 34, Soldat mit Finger in den Himmel zeigend; Lw Kdo West"

Emmanuel

[jopaerya]

In a Flakbatterie with radar from Ebay , Regards Jos

[kstdk]

Hello

This one is quite simple

Source: Delcampe.net

Regards
Kurt
kstdk

[jopaerya]

When they are running low on rounds they can shoot stones from the wooden pole

[kstdk]

Hello

Yes - they can make a large slingshot

When they are running low on rounds they can shoot stones from the wooden pole

Regards
Kurt
kstdk

[jopaerya]

A twin "Zwillung M.G. 81" , please see also page 6, same gun arrangement .

Photo = Ebay

[jopaerya]

4 x 20 mm M.G. 151 ( Ebay )

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can someone identify this gun ??

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[ROLAND1369]

This is definitely a gun of the MG 151 family which was manufactured both 15 mm as well as 20 mm. From the size of the feed mechanism I would give this a 90 % chance of being the 15 MM version.

[jopaerya]

Nice close-up of a aircraft oerlikon in ground use, Regards Jos ( Ebay )

[ju55dk]

Of course there is a manual.
Junker

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[jopaerya]

Thanks for sharing these documents Junker

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Any idea about these machineguns ??

Image from Beeldbankwo2 archive
Sturm78

[Dan Mouritzsen]

MG 17.

Dan

[Sturm78]

Dan wrote
MG 17.

Thanks, Dan

Sturm78