Snautzer01
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Exhibition of captured german military hardware Moscow Summer 1943 (colour)
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michaelmaltby
Colonel
Unbelievable - you wouldn't know there was a war on. Very useful, thanks 
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Florence
Senior Airman
Awesome film. Wish I could understand Russian though...
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Wow, that's a lot of stuff, and in 1943. Wonder what happened to the aircraft??
Crimea_River
Marshal
I'm wondering if it was a post war display rather than 43? Impressive display for sure.
Nice find! Thanks for sharing.
A4K
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Great find - thanks for posting!!!
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Snautzer01
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Stalingrad This fw couldn't be started and was left behind. Soviets picked it up.
johnbr
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The film is in very good shape to.
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Benevolens Magister
Great find. I wonder if any of the exhibits are still stashed away somewhere.
Crimea_River
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Probably melted them down to make missiles.
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Benevolens Magister
Or Ladas ....
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Snautzer01
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You never had a Lada I can tell. I had one, fun car ... put a 88 on it an you had a Panzer IV, So the tank you see with all the holes in the movie isnt a Tiger... its an early Lada with some rust problem.
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Benevolens Magister
Or rust with an early Lada attached !
Guy goes into a car spares store and asks "Have you got a windscreen wiper for a Lada?"
Storekeeper replies "Seems like a fair swap!"
Guy goes into a car spares store and asks "Have you got a windscreen wiper for a Lada?"
Storekeeper replies "Seems like a fair swap!"
bobbysocks
Chief Master Sergeant
shared this video with friends on another forum and one of the gents who seems to know his stuff commented:
Halfway through there is a shot of a Tiger Tank 1 with a "Mammoth" dipiction on the turret.....this is the insignia of the Schwere Herres Panzer Abteilung 502 1.kompanie
(sPzAbt.502)...this particular Tiger is interesting as it would be one of the earliest examples in Russian hands.......the Grey Paint.....lack of removable side mudguards / welded lug's.....No rear turret stowage bin....the MP Klappe (Machine pistol port) on right turret side (instead of Escape hatch)....and lack of smoke dischargers on superstructure corners.....and Gelandeketten tracks (mirror image right/left side)......would with all probability mean this was issued between werk No# Fgst 250002-250010 produced between May-August 1942....this is when the Tiger was still undergoing Trial/ Evaluations.
The lack of winter white wash would indicate this was lost before the onsett of winter and possible Sept/ November 1942. As only the 1.Kompanie operated Tiger1's in the Leningrad area until January 1943, when the 2.kompanie arrived with 9 new Tigers....this Example is very rare and represents the first occasion when the new Heavy tanks was ordered into action..............
Just Image Mr Adolf you know who, ordering his much prized Heavy Hitter off to Leningrad to flex some muscle...I would hate to have been the kompanie Commander who had to explain where his tank had gone !!!!
N:B. Edit...found the info.....This Tiger, tactical number 100 was the actual first Tiger to be captured intact by the Russian's......And it was indeed lost by the units Kommander Hauptmann Wollschläger ........
Halfway through there is a shot of a Tiger Tank 1 with a "Mammoth" dipiction on the turret.....this is the insignia of the Schwere Herres Panzer Abteilung 502 1.kompanie
(sPzAbt.502)...this particular Tiger is interesting as it would be one of the earliest examples in Russian hands.......the Grey Paint.....lack of removable side mudguards / welded lug's.....No rear turret stowage bin....the MP Klappe (Machine pistol port) on right turret side (instead of Escape hatch)....and lack of smoke dischargers on superstructure corners.....and Gelandeketten tracks (mirror image right/left side)......would with all probability mean this was issued between werk No# Fgst 250002-250010 produced between May-August 1942....this is when the Tiger was still undergoing Trial/ Evaluations.
The lack of winter white wash would indicate this was lost before the onsett of winter and possible Sept/ November 1942. As only the 1.Kompanie operated Tiger1's in the Leningrad area until January 1943, when the 2.kompanie arrived with 9 new Tigers....this Example is very rare and represents the first occasion when the new Heavy tanks was ordered into action..............
Just Image Mr Adolf you know who, ordering his much prized Heavy Hitter off to Leningrad to flex some muscle...I would hate to have been the kompanie Commander who had to explain where his tank had gone !!!!
N:B. Edit...found the info.....This Tiger, tactical number 100 was the actual first Tiger to be captured intact by the Russian's......And it was indeed lost by the units Kommander Hauptmann Wollschläger ........
