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Normandy's Final Report about self-propelled Werfer Artillery: 21. Panzer Division had: (10.) Rgt.Einh./Pz.Gren.Rgt. 125 -> 4 x 8cm Reihenwerfer auf SPW Somua S303/S307 (f) (10.) Rgt.Einh./Pz.Gren.Rgt. 192 -> 4 x 8cm Reihenwerfer auf SPW Somua S303/307 (f) 10./Pz.Art.Rgt. 155 -> 6 x 8cm Vielfachwerf...

Hi, In Normandy, besides the eight 8cm Reihenwerfer auf SPW Somua S303/307 (f) and the 15 cm Panzerwerfer 42 (Sf) in 21. Panzer Division, there was also 8cm Vielfachwerfer auf SPW Somua S303/307 (f) in this division. The Artillerie Regiment 1716 / 716. Infanterie Division, had at Normandy: 8cm Reihe...

Inages, for example, could be found at: Multiple anti-tank rockets launchers http://www.geocities.com/Augusta/8172/panzerfaust3.htm 15cm Panzerwerfer 42 auf Selbstfahrlafette Sd.Kfz.4/1 http://www.achtungpanzer.com/votw/sdkfz41.htm Reihenwerfer auf Somua MCG S307(f) - "Walkaround" http://g...

Operation Barbarossa, showed the Germans the major use of mobile rocket platforms, from that, the Germans started to use captured French chassis with captured French/Soviet weapons in different kinds of rocket artillery. After that, it starts using the German equipment. It will be interesting to kno...

In "Zitadelle", Totenkopf had also:

> 35 StuG III L/48
> 11 Marder II

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Hello, You're both correct, I use this NATO-like tactical symbols, because they are fewer and simple than the German ones, and also to have the same kind of symbols employed, by the Axis and the Allies. Making a easy way to compare the opposing forces in a map and other documents. In a theater of op...

With the recapture of Kharkov in March of 1943, by II.SS-Panzer Corps, were taken as Beutepanzers, about 50 T-34/76, to Das Reich were given 25, and to Totenkopf, 22 tanks. Seems that only DR, used them in Kursk. Between 12-20 operational tanks. (What happened to Totenkopf's T-34?) There is some evi...

I'm building up, mostly, the ToE of the 2.SS-Pz.Korps (LAH; DR; T); 48.Pz.Korps (GD); the independent armored units and the units with unusual equipment during Operation Zitadelle. (Strength and Operational). So far, I gathered the following information, about "The Armour of II.SS-Panzer-Korps&...

Thanks. During my researches on Sd.Kfz. 234/2, i found numerous doubtful Pumas, made from some model manufacturers, that make me think, that sometimes they bring some confusion. For example, I saw a model of Puma, from IX.SS Panzer Division “Hohenstaufen”, turret number: Red 1111. It seems, the famo...

I have a die-cast Puma from IXO/Altaya, Turret number #125, License plate SS-1545960, theoretically from 11. SS-Freiwilligen-Panzergrenadier-Division "Nordland", in Narva, Estonia, 1944. http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/mm1/REHMM/SdKfz234-2_11SSNordland-1.jpg There was any Sd.Kfz. 234/2 ...

What we have so far .... 234/1 , around 200 build : PzAA / 1.SS LAH, IV/1944/1945, 5 PzAA / 2.SS DR, IV/1944, 13 PzAA / 9.SS HS, IV/1944, 4 PzAA / 12.SS HJ, IV/1944, 4 PzAA / PLD, IV/1944, 13 PzSpK / FGB, IV/1944, 6 PzAA / 2. PzD, IV/1944, 2 PzAA / 4. PzD, 29.Jan.1945, 7 PzAA / 9. PzD, IV/1944, 3 P...

What else was the Flak 38 schwebelafette installation used for? This installation was used on a variant of the Sd. Kfz. 251, the 251/17 Ausf. D w/2cm Schwebelafette, introduced in 1944. The image posted by phylo_roadking, appears in the Concord's book #7057-Panzer in the Gunsights 2 - German AFVs a...