Picture of the day.

Wurger · Jan 25, 2019

A dusty road in Russia and a T-35 soviet heavy tank abandoned in 1941 ..

the pic source: Bundesarchiv

Airframes · Jan 25, 2019

Post # 13,240 - Seems that VTOL has been around longer than we thought !

michaelmaltby · Jan 25, 2019

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Leutnant · Jan 25, 2019

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Leutnant · Jan 25, 2019

fastmongrel said:
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THATS AWESOME! And it's in color!

buffnut453 · Jan 25, 2019

Leutnant said:
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Interesting photo of a crashed RAF aircraft, probably dating from quite early in the War judging from the rather large fin flash. Any ideas as to aircraft type and date of the event?

Leutnant · Jan 25, 2019

All I know is that it's a RAF aircraft. I can't really tell the type as it's all mangled to pieces lol.

buffnut453 said:
Interesting photo of a crashed RAF aircraft, probably dating from quite early in the War judging from the rather large fin flash. Any ideas as to aircraft type and date of the event?

Crimea_River · Jan 25, 2019

Leutnant said:
THATS AWESOME! And it's in color!

Obviously colourized.

The RAF aircraft is believed to be a Blenheim brought down near Trondheim. Fant våpen fra styrtet krigsfly bak loftsveggen

michaelmaltby · Jan 25, 2019

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Wurger · Jan 26, 2019

A captured T-35 soviet heavy tank model 1939, 1941..

the pic source: Bundesarchiv

michaelmaltby · Jan 26, 2019

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Leutnant · Jan 26, 2019

U.S. soldiers taking cover under enemy fire during the Battle of the Bulge.

Leutnant · Jan 26, 2019

Climbing into the Sdfkz. 251 halftrack.

Wurger · Jan 26, 2019

The same T-35 heavy tank seen in the post #13251 ..

the pic source: Bundesarchiv

Gnomey · Jan 26, 2019

Good shots guys!

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Glider · Jan 27, 2019

Can I ask if anyone knows what the badges are on the arm of the man on the left?

GrauGeist · Jan 27, 2019

Glider said:
Can I ask if anyone knows what the badges are on the arm of the man on the left?

Tank Destruction patch.
They appear to be the Silver ones, which represent a single tank destroyed.
The gold patch represented five tanks destroyed.

In order to earn the patch, the soldier had to destroy an enemy tank with a hand-held weapon (satchel charge, panzerfaust, etc.).

Glider · Jan 27, 2019

Thanks for that, he earned then the hard way.

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