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by Panzer Mooyman
Tue Aug 19, 2003 6:00 pm
Forum: The Allies in WWII
Topic: Wellington Flak victim 30-09-40
Replies: 9
Views: 3877

Found it. He's written "Antwerpen vom Westen gesehen aus etwa 8 km Entfernung. Aufgenommen durchs Kommandogerät!" This is the back-side writing on that see-trough picture isnt it? Asking just to be sure :wink: If so, this aint a picture of the telescope or range-finder from the FLAK itsel...
by Panzer Mooyman
Tue Aug 19, 2003 5:15 pm
Forum: Commanders, Personalities & Award Holders
Topic: Was Kurt "Panzer" Meyer the Bravest SS Officer?
Replies: 119
Views: 34848

Were Hausser and Wisch alone in the Falaise pocket? Did they fought their way out with just 2 pistols? Cmon Heinz? Its obvious you take Hausser and Wisch in higher reward then Meyer? If that is your opinion, thats ok. But calling Meyer a 'coward' ? This thread reminds me of childies games. Yes it is...
by Panzer Mooyman
Mon Aug 18, 2003 2:55 pm
Forum: The Allies in WWII
Topic: Wellington Flak victim 30-09-40
Replies: 9
Views: 3877

Anyone know with what kinda gun is was shot down?

Btw, k-pp that picture (in your album) of that see-through of a FLAK is awesome. Any idea from what kinda gun it excactly is?
by Panzer Mooyman
Sun Aug 17, 2003 3:54 pm
Forum: Comments and Suggestions
Topic: Pleasant suprise...
Replies: 2
Views: 2112

Pleasant suprise...

I just found on my doorsteps an air-mail package. Turned out to be the feldgrau cd-rom I ordered. Hehe thought it would take weeks by sea-mail. But air-mail is significant faster :)

Pics on the cd-rom are awesome, must say I never saw those before!

Thx Jason!

Erwin.
by Panzer Mooyman
Sat Aug 16, 2003 7:03 pm
Forum: Weapons and Equipment
Topic: Artillery communication
Replies: 48
Views: 14578

I found this image in a book of mine: Van Canada tot Dollard tou. http://members.home.nl/erwinz/@home/beobachter.jpg 2 Vorgeschobene Beobachter somewhere in Groningen in the late stages of the war. You can clearly see one soldier is in contact with the base (prob. with a Feldernsprecher 33) While th...
by Panzer Mooyman
Sat Aug 16, 2003 1:54 pm
Forum: Luftwaffe
Topic: Goering's Residences
Replies: 14
Views: 7484

Goerings favorite place was his house at the Obersalzberg. His family lived there all the year. He even made a swimming pool to loose some weight. It was the only pool on the Berghof so it was pretty crowded in the summer. The Berghof was blown up by the americans in 1945, but you can still visit it...
by Panzer Mooyman
Sat Aug 16, 2003 1:31 pm
Forum: Commanders, Personalities & Award Holders
Topic: Was Kurt "Panzer" Meyer the Bravest SS Officer?
Replies: 119
Views: 34848

Wow thats an amazing story! A good example of a military doctrine to take as much as you can without firing a single shot. I know they blew up every bridge in Zwolle except for 1. The 'De Nieuwe Havenbrug' was just build in 1939, and probably because it was just so new they kept that one intact. Mey...
by Panzer Mooyman
Sat Aug 16, 2003 12:28 pm
Forum: Commanders, Personalities & Award Holders
Topic: Was Kurt "Panzer" Meyer the Bravest SS Officer?
Replies: 119
Views: 34848

For example, his drive into Zwolle would be a better example because, different from the coincidence that made them run into the russians as described above, his drive to the town hall of Zwolle was his own initiative. I saw Zwolle mentioned in a bio somewhere but there was no specific explanations...
by Panzer Mooyman
Sat Aug 16, 2003 11:58 am
Forum: Unit Histories, Feldpost Numbers & Orders of Battle
Topic: HQ W.B.Ndl
Replies: 1
Views: 870

The St 16 Bunker in Hilversum was the HQ for the Northern Section of the Atlantikwall (and that should be Wehrmachtsbefehshaber der Niederlande) The Wehrmachtbefehlshaber der Niederlande was also in the "Raadhuis" of Hilversum (Krugerweg???) Bassicly 2 HQ's?? Were they the same or was te A...
by Panzer Mooyman
Fri Aug 15, 2003 7:39 am
Forum: Soldatenheim
Topic: Panzer General the computer game
Replies: 8
Views: 3793

PG1 will be hard to get. Look around at second hand shops, markets and such and sometimes game shops have a box with old un-selled games. Also theres a website were they posted old dos games (legal) but I think PG1 is t o new for that. Dont know the url either. PG1 should be running under XP in the ...
by Panzer Mooyman
Wed Aug 13, 2003 6:35 am
Forum: Weapons and Equipment
Topic: Artillery communication
Replies: 48
Views: 14578

About radio's. The German Vorgeschobene Beobachter (VB) did use radio's. In the early stages of war the VB joined the armed forces in the first wave of attack, so they must have been acces to the field radio's inside the armoured vehicles. In October 1944 the Germans introduced the Kleinfunksprecher...
by Panzer Mooyman
Tue Aug 12, 2003 8:18 pm
Forum: Weapons and Equipment
Topic: Artillery communication
Replies: 48
Views: 14578

So we might assume that the german tactic described by Max was used by the Germans in the early stages of war, and later on the Germans adopted the American grid system (maybe for some locations, and for quick fire they could still relay on the old one) Counting steps by the observer seems a bit unt...
by Panzer Mooyman
Tue Aug 12, 2003 5:19 pm
Forum: Commanders, Personalities & Award Holders
Topic: Did ANY senior Nazis die in combat for Germany?
Replies: 63
Views: 16565

@ Thomas. First of let me point out that english isnt my first language. I cant express myself in english as i would like to. Imo there is a bit of misunderstanding here... Like I said in my previous post no politician (from any country) will engage combat while they are winning or stil have a chang...
by Panzer Mooyman
Tue Aug 12, 2003 7:02 am
Forum: Commanders, Personalities & Award Holders
Topic: Did ANY senior Nazis die in combat for Germany?
Replies: 63
Views: 16565

I understand you would like to see some consequent actions, but why the wish to see every “nazi” (this silly word was made up by American moviemakers during the war) official dead? The term Nazi was made up way before ww2. In the Weimar republic there was already heavy street fighting between the n...
by Panzer Mooyman
Tue Aug 12, 2003 5:21 am
Forum: Books and Reviews
Topic: Die Geschichte der 21. (ostpr./westpr.) Infanterie-Division.
Replies: 1
Views: 955

Die Geschichte der 21. (ostpr./westpr.) Infanterie-Division.

Can anyone reccomend this book, its a bit pricey. I just wanted to write here that the book is very hard to find, but amazon.de did the trick hehe.

So? is it a good buy?
Thx :)