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I have to say I have seen a such one and red a discussion in the web. But no clear answer there. It is quite difficult to state if it was made of wood or steel. Actually if it would be of the wood it wasn't the armour protection. So it could be a mud scraper rather. Unless it was the antimagnetic screen. But if it would be of steel it could be the addtional armour. Its size may suggest the additional armour protection of the hull but not as suggested of the tracks and wheels. However this can't be excluded either. The answer may be found in the " Illustrated History of the Sturmgeschütz Abteilung 202" as there is a picture showing the kind of the additional protection.


the source: Stug III with unusual schurzen armour - historians identify please - Armored Vehicle History
 
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U-47 (Kptlt. Günther Prien): one of the most famous emblems of the war. Oblt. Engelbert Endrass, the IWO, painted the emblem on the way back from Scapa Flow in October 1939. The image was based on one in a comic book the crew had on board. The emblem was adopted by the 7th Flotilla in St. Nazaire and was used on many boats. It was sufficiently complex that a template was used to apply it to the other boats. The Most Popular Emblems - German U-boat Emblems of WWII - Kriegsmarine - uboat.net





Foto : das Deutsche U-Boot U-47 mit Turmwappen STIER im Oktober 1939 im 2.WK | eBay

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enigma rotor box

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AN ENIGMA ROTOR BOX WITH TWO ROTORS, GERMAN, DATED 1936,
Rotor serial numbers: III (A00413/43E), V (A1727)
Rotor V (A1727) of early manufacture. This is indicated by aluminium ratchet wheel and dot above Roman numeral. Marked WaA30.
Rotor III (A00413/43E) produced by Ertel-Werk für Feinmechanik in Munich in 1943. Marked WaA900,
the case 9 1/2in x 2 1/2in x 5in (24cm x 6.5cm x 12.5cm)
Footnotes:
Each Enigma rotor box holds two rotors, while the other three were in use within the actual Enigma machine. The Enigma system was used by a broad range of German forces including the Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe, navy, the SS and Abwehr. Although Enigma was used mostly in during the Second World War, it was first utilised by the German military in 1929.
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AN ENIGMA ROTOR BOX WITH TWO ROTORS, GERMAN, DATED 1936,Rotor serial numbers: III (A00413/43E), V

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