Now that's interesting.
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michaelmaltby
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fastmongrel
1st Sergeant
Kiwi sniper at the Gustav Line Italy
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michaelmaltby
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Benevolens Magister
Post # 13264 - I've seen that also captioned as a Canadian sniper. Note that the weapon is not cocked, presumably a posed shot for the Press.
michaelmaltby
Colonel
13266 ... never invite the Soviets for dinner.
michaelmaltby
Colonel
michaelmaltby
Colonel
13267 ... considering that only 68 of these beasts were build [Wiki] ... they have got to be the most photographed tank of the war. Speaks to them being an 'oddity' in German eyes, IMO, like the two-headed lady in the side-show.
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
What is the tank in 13266?
fastmongrel
1st Sergeant
Probably the majority of sniping pictures are posed, the last thing you want when your trying to be stealthy is someone shoving a camera up your nose.
fastmongrel
1st Sergeant
A shiny penny for anyone spotting what weapon is being used
michaelmaltby
Colonel
Bren
michaelmaltby
Colonel
".. What is the tank in 13266?"
I.S. Stalin.
I.S. Stalin.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Not a Bren in Post 31274. Possibly it's 'parent', the CZ, or perhaps a Madsen - can't see the rear end clearly enough to determine.
