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It would be interesting to know what the posts on the Polish forum were saying. Any Polish speakers out there? Best wishes, Keith. Keith, if you need any help with that discussion board just let me know. Here's direct link to it http://odkrywca.pl/transportery-w-wehrmachcie-w-1939-roku,229495.html ...

The tank (well, its wreck back then) was salvaged in Poland

Hello

Totentanz im Oderland: Der Einmarsch der Roten Armee in Ostbrandenburg 1945

Has anyone got it? I'm looking for some information from that book

Thanks
Jacek

298 Euro? No way - where did you find that price?

Hello
It's definitely a sight - it has glass level in it. Still a BIG mystery because no one is able to say what is that :)

Regards
Jacek

It's a relic but looks different from what I've seen before - what is this? Have you ever seen something like this before? At first I thought it's just damaged but it looks totally different from both known types... What I know for sure - it's not damaged version of well known sight, - it's not spig...

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalfel ... ozialismus - there are plenty to choose from. BTW what makes you think he's a GFM? You can hardly see collar tabs and shoulder boards are invisible...

Only one of the above photos relates to SS-Fallschirmjäger-Btl 500: the bottom photo is certainly of Adolf Kunzmann, the para-trained SS-KB who took many of the better-known photos of SS-FJ-Btl 500. There is a later portrait showing Kunzmann smiling, with the NKS in Bronze and the rank of SS-Oscha....

@ Snaffleman

It's nice of you that you've posted that list but next time please add the source of it too.

@ Dragunov

Handrich in 'Sturmgewehr!' states that they were jamming quite often even in pre field tests.

maschinengewehr42 wrote:Good point Frederick. They are definitely of Lauban after its recapture.

Frederick L Clemens wrote:[
I believe most, if not all, of the first series of pics are from Lauban in march 1945.

I agree, they are from Poland

Jacek

"Po zakończeniu walk spora liczba karabinów dostała się w ręce wrogów, większość tej broni zgarnęli Niemcy. Nie jest znana ich dokładna ilość, broń otrzymała teraz oznaczenie Panzer Buchse 35 (polnisch) i trafiła do niektórych oddziałów, np. posługiwali się nią spadochroniarze z grupy szturmowe...

sniper1shot wrote:This is an English site. If describing something in your native language please add an English Translation for all to learn from or add to the discussion.

Sorry, my mistake. I'll translate it later in the evening.

Regards
Jacek

"Po zakończeniu walk spora liczba karabinów dostała się w ręce wrogów, większość tej broni zgarnęli Niemcy. Nie jest znana ich dokładna ilość, broń otrzymała teraz oznaczenie Panzer Buchse 35 (polnisch) i trafiła do niektórych oddziałów, np. posługiwali się nią spadochroniarze z grupy szturmowe...

Great! Thans 19KUBAN43. Do you know its source?

I am looking for two guys and one has a gun in his arms and the other had it over his shoulder. I really want to see this pic, so I can draw it. I have seen it before but cant find it. Here you are - pick one :) http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/6580/mg34aspallaqp6.jpg http://img370.imageshack.us/...