Greg Boeser
2nd Lieutenant
"I want to drive it! I want to drive it!"Panzer V Panther in Czechoslovakia 1945
the pic source: the Internet.
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The ironic thing is the driver can't reach the foot pedals, the gunner is near sighted, the radio operator has severe tinnitus, and the Volksturm loader has arthritis as well...I knew the German Army recruited young men towards the end of the war but isn't that wee chap a bit young to be a tank commander?
Best tank crew ever!
michaelmaltby
Colonel
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Needless to say momma Panther was very proud of her new litter of "kiddens"...Everybody likes playing tanks... Kharkov 1943.
the pic source: the Internet.
buffnut453
Captain
Everybody likes playing tanks... Kharkov 1943.
the pic source: the Internet.
Playing with tanks...it's all fun and games until someone loses a country!!!
Playing with tanks...it's all fun and games until someone loses a country!!!
Yep... these guys in the pic below were about that .... Berlin 1945/1946.
the pic source: the Internet.
michaelmaltby
Colonel
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michaelmaltby
Colonel
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ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
I sent this photo in an Iranian site, photo deleted and I received warning "Do not send Pornographic photos" !!!
michaelmaltby
Colonel
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This is a Panzer III Ausf. E command tank. This vehicle is fitted with a dummy 37mm main gun and a dummy MG 34 co-axial machine gun but had an actual ball-mounted MG 34 machine gun on the right side of the turret's mantlet.
the pic source: Befehlspanzer III Ausf E 2 | World War Photos
the pic source: Flickr
the pic source: Befehlspanzer III Ausf E 2 | World War Photos
the pic source: Flickr
michaelmaltby
Colonel
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Airframes
Benevolens Magister
"Hey, Dad. Can we keep it ?".
Leutnant
Airman
Thank you! Funny thing is, I found it when digging through my old picture files on my computer. I totally forgot about it! Good thing I decided to go through them and delete my no longer needed pictures, or pictures I don't really like.
Leutnant
Airman
Exact quote from ww2db.com (where I got the picture from): "B-24H Liberator "Pegasus The Flying Red Horse" of the 784th Bomb Squadron landing at RAF Attlebridge, Norfolk. The parachutes were used for braking after the hydraulic system was shot out in combat."
