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Paul, but why should a constructive detail be mentioned in an inventory? Such information makes no sense in this context. However, knowing that vehicles are physically existant, but practically unusable due to mechanical problems or defects is pretty important. Sorry, it is 'Rahmenbrüche', no matter...

@Paulus II

So what do you think are 'Rahmenbrücken'? In German, this is an architectural term describing a type of (road)bridges ('frame bridge').

Sepp

Leo,

the phrase 'Rogers photo album' in the first message is the link. But the images there are of poor quality and almost unreadable...

Link

Sepp

Please look here (it's #3):

http://tankomania.com/data/e/320.html

Tigerfibel in full color: http://www.lulu.com/content/179355

Achtung - Panzer (German Edition) http://www.cafepress.com/achtungpanzer.35105958

And the steam-puffing one is called "Dampfbügeleisen".

Liam wrote:No - no one ever apologised for freeing Germany from Nazi oppression, rebuilding the country, activating stunning economic success or defending the Western side of the country from the Soviets for 50-odd years.

Fairy tales. Get back to school and learn some history. :wink, wink:

Söflinger Kronenbrauerei Dunkel.

Holy Pole!

Bought a photo cd from this website. My humble opinion:

excellent photos + fast delivery + reasonable pricing = highly recommended!

Sepp

solietjake wrote:...im not into the SS divisions who massacred jews,gypsies and all the others.

So, why are you using the photograph of a Waffen-SS soldier for your signature? Hmmm...

solietjake wrote:okay im tired of being called a nazi and crap by school mates

A nazi - maybe not, but a crap...?

Sepp

More (panzer) lyrics (in German) here:
http://www.tankomania.com/data/e/2m0.html

The genuine prussian virtues have nothing to to with drill. Maybe you get the memoirs of Seeckt, Guderian, Rendulic (thoug he was not a orn Prussian) or Oechelhaeuser and study them carefully. Not being a 'militaria' expert, I am unable to answer your question. Sorry.

Sepp

Though we've been issued a Schirmmütze, we wore our berets on all occasions - except in winter on normal duty, when we wore the winter cap. I believe it was the same with all Heer units that had berets: Fallschirmjäger = purple beret, Jäger (where I got basic training) = green beret and Panzertruppe...