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Excellent news! I'm really looking forward to reading this book.

I noticed that myself.

While in the Army back in the early 80's we went to the range for qualifing with our M16A1's, there also happened to be an M.I. company firing AK47's and after we were done with qualification, for whatever reason, we were allowed to fire a few rounds from their AK's. I hit targets just as well with ...

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I think it would be pretty hard for two different Soviet Fronts to actually collide with each other. I could see units from one front possibly sliding across the front of another where the two meet.

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Thanks for clearing everything up for me. It's appreciated.

Hi Jason According to the info I got, which is sketchy at best, it's Panzerjager. This unit was supposedly issued with the "Leichter Einheitswaffentrager" a light standardised weapons carriage with a 88mm 43/3. These weapons system were supposedly issued to this unit in Berlin during the l...

Looking for any info on, 3rd Panzerjager Abt. of Infantry Division Ulrich von Hutten. During the battle for Berlin the CO may have been a Hauptmann Schneider.

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Sorry to hear about your accident Haen. Get well soon.

Wow Wouldn't mind hearing more myself!

Thanks for the reply Phylo, been away from the computer for a few days.

On late model Panzer IVJ's the turret motor was deleted to make room for a larger fuel tank. Does anyone know the reasoning behind this? I mean the deletion of the turret motor and going with a hand crank seems like one of the last things you would want to do.

Thanks Doug.

Under 'other possibilities' I pick number four: Silesia/ Pomerania/East Prussia 1945. Sounds like it needs someone to tidy it up a bit.

Wow! I only new of two Willi Heinrich books, "Cross of Iron" and "Crack of Doom". Enjoyed them both, now I find out there is a third. Are there more books by Heinrich?