Results (8)
Lead German Panzer 4 of the 11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
Lead German Panzer 4 of the 11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Nibelungenwerke in Austria. This Panzer IV Ausf.J is in standard N-werke camo
German 11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
German 11th Panzer Division Surrender in Neumark, Czechoslovakia, May 1945
German Marder 3 Panzer in La Goulette, Tunisia 1942
German Marder 3 Panzer Column with 7.5 cm PaK 40, Quai Charles Quint, La Goulette, Tunisia, 1942
German Afrika Korp Panzer 3 in Parade, South of Tunis, Tunisia 1943
German Afrika Korp Panzer 3 in Parade, South of Tunis, Tunisia 1943
Knocked Out German Panzer 4 Ausf H, 100th US Infantry Division, near Stuttgart April 1945
Knocked Out German Panzer 4 Ausf H, 100th US Infantry Division, near Stuttgart April 1945
Panzerkampfwagen IV (7,5 cm Kw.K. L/48) mit Zimmeritbeschichtung (Sd.Kfz. 161/2) Ausf. H
German Marder 3 Panzer Column in La Goulette, Tunisia 1942
German Marder 3 Panzer Column with 7.5 cm PaK 40, Quai Charles Quint, La Goulette, Tunisia, 1942
German Marder 3 Panzer Column with 7.5 cm PaK 40, Quai Charles Quint, La Goulette, Tunisia, 1942
German Marder 3 Panzer Column with 7.5 cm PaK 40, Quai Charles Quint, La Goulette, Tunisia, 1942
Panzerkampfwagen PzKpfw II, Sd. Kfz. 121, Ausf a1/a2/a3 , number 466, Minsk, 1941, 19th Panzer Division,
Panzerkampfwagen PzKpfw II, Sd. Kfz. 121, Ausf a1/a2/a3 , number 466, Minsk, 1941, 19th Panzer Division,
Rare german prototype panzer tank.
Overall, 75 of PzKpfw II Ausf a/1 (10 – late 1935 to May 1936), a/2 (15 – May 1936 to February 1937) and a/3 (50 – May 1936 to February 1937) tanks were produced from late 1935 to March of 1937 by MAN and Daimler-Benz (chassis number 20001-20075)