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German Panzer 4, 1231, Operation Barbarossa, 1st Battery, 75th Panzer Artillery Reg, 3rd Panzer Division. Beresina August 1941.
German Panzer 4, 1231, Operation Barbarossa, 1st Battery, 75th Panzer Artillery Reg, 3rd Panzer Division. Beresina August 1941.
German panzer tanks using Blitzkrieg to quickly attack isolated packs of Russian infantry.
Wooden sticks on rear for mud and sand.
Russian BT-7 Panzer Tank, 343, Village Verba near dubno Ukraine, 67th or 68th tank regiment, part of 4 t352 destroyed
Russian BT-7 Panzer Tank, 343, Village Verba near dubno Ukraine, Russian 67th or 68th tank regiment, part of 4 t352 destroyed,
German medical unit wehrmacht from Leipzig.
Captured Russian T34 Panzer Tank, Kharkov, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment.
Captured Russian T34 Panzer Tank, Kharkov, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment.
Panzer Tank, Panzer 2, Ausf F, Cherson, Russia, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th, Panzer Regiment,
Panzer Tank, Panzer 2 Ausf F, Cherson Russia, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment. Command, Panzer.
Captured Russian BT-5 with mariupol turret. Panzer Tank, Kharkov, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment.
Captured Russian BT-5 with mariupol turret. Panzer Tank, Kharkov, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment.
Captured Russian T34 Panzer Tank, Kharkov, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment.
Captured Russian T34 Panzer Tank, Kharkov, 1942, 22nd Panzer Division, 204th Panzer Regiment.
Field of Captured Russian T-26 panzer tank, summer 1941, 103 Schutzen Regiment, 14th Panzer Division. Russia.
Field of Captured Russian T-26 panzer tank, summer 1941, 103 Schutzen Regiment, 14th Panzer Division. Russia.
Luftwaffe Flak Bordeaux France 1941 Flak Regiments 45, 1. Batterie gemischte Flak Abteilung 923, L.35139,harbour ship
Luftwaffe Flak Bordeaux France 1941 Flak Regiments 45, 1. Batterie gemischte Flak Abteilung 923, L.35139,harbour ship
Extra Historical Information:
1. Batterie gemischte Flak-Abteilung 923
m April 1940 in Wiener-Neustadt mit drei leichten Batterien aufgestellt und anschließend in Bordeaux beim Stab des Flak-Regiments 45 eingesetzt.
1942 verlegte die Abteilung nach Pauillac, wo sie weiterhin dem Stab des Flak-Regiments 45 unterstand.
Im Juli 1942 wurde sie in leichte Flak-Abteilung 923 (v) umbenannt und Ende 1942 auf vier Batterien verstärkt.
Im August 1944 verlegte die Abteilung zurück nach Deutschland. Im Februar 1945 stand sie in Landau beim Stab des Flak-Regiments 45.
Feldpost L.35139