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They certainly had the Kettenkrad.

Does anyone know what vehicles the II Abteilung Falschrim Jaeger Artillerie Regiment 7 used for towing their 10cm LG2 guns whilst in North Africa?

On a slightly different tack, are there any cross country speeds recorded anywhere for the SdKfz 250 & 251 series of half tracks?

I understand that this gun in German use was known as the 7.5cm GebK15. I would like to know a little about the ammunition the Germans used with it in WWII. Specifically the type and weight of H.E filler in the H.E round. And the penetration statistics of the A.P round. (I have heard that these were...

Thanks Alan that's great.

I wonder what allowances I should make for towing a load and then for cross country performance?

Anywhere on T'Internet that gives some performance figures for German half tracks of WWII?

I am interested in Road speed, cross country speed, range and the effect of towing guns on the said speeds and range.

Thought so, thanks.

Thanks Alan.

What about the 21cm MRS18?

That would be SdKfz 8?

What about the 15.0cm S/IG 33 L/11, any ideas?
I seem to think that they were a bit of a desert rarity. Perhaps just in the heavy weapons companies of the Motorised Infantry/Panzer Grenadiers?

Alanmccoubrey wrote:David, I've also seen it being towed by the SdKfz 10 but like everything else they just used what they had.

I guess so.

What about the captured Russian 7.62cm field piece?
I have seen photos of one behind an Opel Blitz, but was this usual practice?

I have Afrika Korps and Panzerblitz. I did not know that the latter had any add ons. I would have thought that the board wargame would have translated beautifully to PC. I can see many advantages as well as being feline proof, but have never come across any . Allied General was the only one I found,...

This great site has been down for a few days now!

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Sadly no longer operational.

Tom.

Incredibly I have only just found this thread!
If the cost of sending them across the "pond" is not prohibitive, put me down for a set please.
I'll p.m you a postal address.
Best wishes,

David (Wirblewind).