Mud
- Thread starter B-17engineer
- Start date
Ad: This forum contains affiliate links to products on Amazon and eBay. More information in Terms and rules
- Thread starter
- #2
B-17engineer
Colonel
evangilder
"Shooter"
That is some serious mud! Nothing is worse than having to slog through the mire.
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Thanks for posting B-17 ,real interesting pics - those 3 Tigers look very impressive
Maximowitz
Tech Sergeant
Interesting shot of what appear to be fresh Pzkw IV's being dug out... that'll spoil the carpet!
imalko
Chief Master Sergeant
Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing.
Soviets had plenty experience with this kind of weather conditions that is why most of their tanks had much wider tracks then German tanks to begin with. Just compare T-34 with PzKw III and PzKw IV for example...
Soviets had plenty experience with this kind of weather conditions that is why most of their tanks had much wider tracks then German tanks to begin with. Just compare T-34 with PzKw III and PzKw IV for example...
- Thread starter
- #7
B-17engineer
Colonel
I think the one of the truck almost on it's side and the drivers door is open.
Also, poor horse
Also, poor horse
imalko
Chief Master Sergeant
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
What a mess.
It pretty bad when you have to go diving to find your tank.
Wheels
It pretty bad when you have to go diving to find your tank.
Wheels
- Thread starter
- #12
B-17engineer
Colonel
Wow. lol. Thanks for the pictures
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Holy crap...you read about the mud in all those books, but until you actually see pics (or better yet....dive in yourself!)...
Great pics, B17!
Great pics, B17!
syscom3
Pacific Historian
Wow.
Thats some seriously deep mud!
Thats some seriously deep mud!
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Dam, that would seriously stink!
BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Well what can you say?
Mud works. 
Mud works.
Crunch
Senior Airman
mudpuppy
Senior Airman
Hmm, I thought this thread might have something to do with me.
When I've seen footage on the Russian mud; "time of no roads" or something I think they called it, it looked to be some of the worst gooey clay mess I had ever seen. It looked like it would bear some small amount of weight but if it was churned up or rolled over by equipment it looks more like wet cement than mud.
And how many boots do you think the Wermacht lost in that mess?
Derek
When I've seen footage on the Russian mud; "time of no roads" or something I think they called it, it looked to be some of the worst gooey clay mess I had ever seen. It looked like it would bear some small amount of weight but if it was churned up or rolled over by equipment it looks more like wet cement than mud.
And how many boots do you think the Wermacht lost in that mess?
Derek