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Badly damaged Russian T34 heavy tank near Stalingrad 1942. Taken by a soldier of the 297 Infantry Division Two U.S. soldiers of C Company, 36th Armored Infantry Regiment, 3rd Armored Division shelter behind M-4 Sherman Heavy captured Russian Howitzer artillery cannon 122 mm gun M1931. Russian front Orel 1942 Heavy captured Russian Howitzer artillery cannon 122 mm gun M1931. Russian front Orel 1942 Russian heavy tank KV1 Kliment Voroshilov blown up my Stuka attack. Russian front 1942 Captured French heavy anti aircraft guns beside Abbeville France May 1940 Captured Char B1 French heavy tank DROUOT with a camouflage FCM 36 Char leger Modele 1936 light infantry Tank. No.30036 A captured Soviet Russian KV 2 Bunker Buster Heavy Assault Tank. Russian Front 1941. Being inspected by German soldiers. German soldier inspecting the destroyed turret of a Russian Soviet KV 1 Heavy Tank. Russia 1941. Kliment Voroshilov German Heavy Artillery 15 cm sFH 18 near Avelgem Belgium 19.5.1940. Artillerie Regiment 50 Italian Heavy army truck Lancia 3RO transporting Horses to the front. 13. Panzer Division. Rostow am Don July 1942 Soldiers of the 13. Panzer Division inspecting a Russian heavy Artillery gun 122mm M.1931 (A-19) Rostow am Don July 1942 German soldiers pushing a 15cm Artillery cannon over the General Pfeffer Bridge. Medwedowka. Tscherkassy 1941 Captured Russian KV-1 model heavy tank 1942 near Stalingrad German heavy 15cm Artillery cannon under camouflage, Russia 1942. 19th Panzer Division. Repair of a bombed bridge in Munster Gelmer, Germany 1940 Heavy truck on retreat through Bryansk, Russia 1944 4th Mountain Division Enzian, Gebirgs-Artillerie-Regiment 94, Eugen Kaserne, Lohengrin Kaserne Innsbruck, 1940, Medical Ambulance Unit, Heavy Artillery Abteilung (Battalion) 711 (motorized), Russian Front, 1942, Army Group Centre Medical Ambulance Unit, Heavy Artillery Abteilung (Battalion) 711 (motorized), Russian Front, 1942, Army Group Centre