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Shadowland has lost its King! "The King is dead, long live the King". So long pardner. You will be missed. Reunited with his beloved Susan. R.I.P. See you beyond......... David Wormell (aka Lord Wormell of Swanage!) Jason. You might want to erase that personal phone number of Adrien's that...

That's interesting, thank you.

In the Western Desert what was the Prime mover used in the Infantry Regiments for their 7.5cm Le/IG 18 L/11?

Thanks Tom

Anyone?

Up to and including 1942, was there an H.E round for the 88 (as opposed to a time delay fused A/A round)?

If so, what weight of explosive filler, and of what type did it contain.

Many thanks,

David.

Tom.
It is indeed. I did not mean to sound ungrateful.

Tom.

Thanks for that. Sadly, Google image searches throw up so many "redherrings"as well.

Has anyone got any photos of this vehicle for a modelling project please.

Looks like I might have to eat my words!

6 in Heeres Fla Btn 606 in 1942.
4 in Heeres Fla Btn 609 in 1942.
4 or 6 in Heeres Fla Btn 617 in 1942.

Alan. Good point. I for one couldn't. (unless there was a clear shot of the drivers visor) I guess I was expecting to see a 5cm L/42 armed machine with the old (Ausf E/F) style of gun mantlet. But perhaps they were all replaced with the gun upgrade? Alan, I've just had another thought, wouldn't the ...

Guys, can you help?

I'm looking for evidence, photographic or otherwise of the presence of PzKpfw III Ausf F in North Africa.
I had always assumed that they were, but can't actually find any photos.

Thanks in advance, David.

Thank you Alan.

This unit appears to have been used to form I Abteilung 155th Artillerie Regiment, and yet it was armed with 10.5cm leFH18. I would have thought that the "Schwere" presix would have intimated 15cm. Unless of course it was only the personnel that formed I Abteilung 155th Artillerie Regiment...

What organic transport would the Kompanies have had?